-Solid neighbors that look out for one another-Not a poorer, declining area -Far enough from cities to be left alone/not have any city grittiness but also no more than 45-60 mins away from hospitals, groceries, etc.

I’ve always been a hands on learner so trying to figure out how the path to scaling a solid portfolio looks has been difficult without being involved.

IMO, if you loveee San Diego and you plan on staying long term, then buying into a solid house hack can be a big wealth builder for you and you will have a place to call your own in an awesome city.Good luck Orane! 

A solid HH gives them that flexibility to maintain that lifestyle.

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That sounds pretty solid.

One of the most important aspects of managing your property is ensuring you place solid tenants in your properties, which will alleviate problems down the line.

There are too many variables related to you and your lendability to give a solid answer on this. 

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The wife does not work so the financial responsibility would fall to the husband.