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SFHs are poor cash flow properties, generally speaking, and the cash would be better spread between several multi plex properties as opposed to a couple of SFHs.

I have a lot of people here trying to hold me back and really think my best bet is to move out of town and force myself to go all in.

If you make 100k a yr in profit, then states w no income taxes is your best bet.

Poor Performance Emergency Plan!

The only CA people that invest in the Midwest are poor people that can't afford the CA market or ignorant people that can't figure that profit trumps "cash faux" or are too inexperienced that they can't figger how to leverage into this more profitable area.The best thing a newbie can do is understand what a MARKET is.

As people that depend largely on the poor to pay their rent (or section 8 which means you are beyond poor) proper adherence to the letter of the law in these matters is vital.

There is no "Popular Guru" teaching lease-option to buy programs where the transactions will be compliant as intended meeting new accounting requirements (by everyone in business) and/or the IRS Code, they don't event touch the subject matter I'd bet on it. 

I would think that Montgomery would be a safe bet due to the military base being there.

Classon, and Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki).