HI Victoria - if you live in California and you have California investors, my advice is to form in California.

Hi @Victoria Townsend -If you will PM me your email address, I'll send you a recent article I wrote on SF and an old priv money pitchbook I put together. 

@Victoria CollinsNice caveat to know beforehand.

Instead of a pun, I'd like to know how many people want to see me in a video as a Victoria Secret swimsuit model?

I was recently introduced to BP podcast by a friend and my OCD has forced me to start from the very first podcast and now I'm bout hooked and have made it to #70 while reading Rich Dad/Poor Dad.I'm a licensed realtor here in Victoria, have one rental under my belt and about to put my home on the market next month and would like to purchase a MDU (less than 5 units) as my next investment.I'm sure I'll have several questions in the future but for now Hello Everyone and it's nice to be surrounded by many expert investors!

Victoria Vintage in the Vineyard @vintageinthevineyard

Hey Victoria,I would say that really depends on your entire financial picture.

Big employers include The Limited (Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body), Nationwide Insurance HQ, Worthington Industries, Honda of America, State Farm, MANY others including a fast growing TEHNOLOGY hub that is attracting millennials, and Capital Unviersity, Ohio State, DeVry, Franklin University, Otterbein College, Columbus College of Art Design, PLUS medical OSU Hospital and James Cancer Center, Riverside Methodist Hospital, St.Anne's Hospital, Grant Hospital, etc. 

The smaller island areas like Port Alberni will give you better cash on cash returns, but the larger hubs like Nanaimo and Victoria will give you more stability with property value.Just because something doesn't meet the 1% rule doesn't mean it's not profitable, and as a matter of fact the more expensive the property, the less the 1% rule needs to apply.

Quote from @Victoria Z.: Thanks all!!