That will be easier to navigate.

Hey all, I'm a first time landlord in NorCal trying to navigate the rental industry.

Hi welcome to BP, the community here can definitely help you navigate the REI waters.

So make your closing/title/escrow part of your team, so when the deal is going south she can navigate back and close.

I would suggest reading the self - directed solo 401(K) plan by Navigator.

I see the value of such models mainly for fast and accurate enough assessments of a large number of properties (given ones specific strategy) and in decision support.I also really appreciate the "scientificeness" I can bring into the whole thing when using rigorous statistical methods to learn about the market (like change in rents and market values or how fast places sell and where etc.)

will like to hear your thoughts on how best to navigate this issue.

Keep in mind in those markets section 8 can lag 2 to 3 months behind.. so one day you get 2 or 3 payments.. not sure that's the case here.I have done business in that market for about 15 years.. and I do know the section 8 in that market is tougher to navigate and slower to respond than other markets.. 

Thankfully, today on the Big gerPockets Podcast, we get to sit down with two CPAs who focus entirely on helping real estate investors navigate the tax code!

I am seeking multiple opinions based on multiple perspectives and based on multiple mindsets... so this way I can truly determine what on earth do I want to dive into specifically in the world of commercial real estate multi family housing...Your advice David is truly phenomenal and makes sense... but I am just trying to figure out if it will make any sense for me... and other folks on Bigger Pockets who perhaps similarly want to extrapolate the very same raising capital skills and follow your path... while leveraging my real time journey as I am navigating the waters and swimming deep within the sea of uncertainty.Hope to hear back from you and see what your take on this David.