I enjoy supervising..  

There was a point where all RE investors were newbies and we enjoy sharing RE knowledge/experiences with others. 

Rental profits will more than cover my needs but this is an insurance idea in case the market turns south.Any particular things to watch out for?

Seriously, it's a great book, and I'm moving out of state in December so I can't wait to watch this thing grow and stabilize the rent over time. 

If you’re familiar with SF apts it’s a prime example of what happens when you get rent control - crappy buildings/obsolete units and insane market rents that are artificially inflated by rent control.The thing to watch out for if you own commercial deals (5+ unit apts too), is on the 2020 ballot they’re going to have a vote to separate prop 13 so commercial deals are no longer protected.

I am new here and signed up for a webinar at 6pm today and can't seem to access it, I see there is many webinars in the archive but hoping someone can help so I can watch some live ones in the future

While watching some really good finance seminars, one of the speakers covered using your vehicle as a write off in real estate, and how he pretty much covers his payment and insurance in just write-offs from his car.

With any luck you can watch their brain being washed right in front of you.

I have been reading books, watching a lot of podcast and live events and I just needs sum hands on experience I would really like some help

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