@Amber Ponte   lots to learn in Tax lien investing the biggest one is its not a guarantee in any way shape or form..

We love San Diego but the price of housing and our mortgage payment is by far our biggest expense, so we are searching for a new home-base (maybe somewhere in the greater Denver/Fort Collins/Longmont/Colorado Springs area, maybe Salt Lake area, but we are considering everything still).

I assume your living close to the campus.I'd recommend buying the biggest home you can afford.

One of the biggest mistakes I've seen is from investors that can't respond to the initial costs because of the lack in liquid funds.

Fire Dept is within 1 mile, Police Dept 1 mile, and the biggest park in the city is literally 30 feet away. 

It is written in the lease that we will do these checks.The biggest problem we have ever found is extra people and pets living there that were not on the lease. 

Right now my biggest focus is on creating valuable content that visitors will truly benefit from, and buying ads that drive people to that content.

I know Carl Paladino did and he's the second biggest property owner in the state.

@Anthony Fleming one of the biggest issues I've found trying to buy from wholesalers using assignments is that they don't educate the seller very well and that lack of communication ends up destroying the deal.Be sure you let the seller know that you will be bringing "your partners" and/or contractors through the home for quick inspections.  

Here is a breakdown of the demographic:55-70    75%70-80+ 10%<21-40 10%40-55   5%The biggest group was there due to lack of funds for retirement or had a major setback, issue or family medical concern and needed to make quick money.