If anyone knows any specific areas that have a healthy small multi-family inventory, whether locally in Florida or out of state,that would also be appreciated!

If you feel this is risky, just keep healthy cash reserve for a rainy day.

I travel every week as a consultant, which I’ve always felt was a disadvantage in my greatest desire of meeting up with other link minded individuals, especially those who have seen success with RE.I have zero experience in RE, but I’ve been listening to BP podcast for about a year now and it’s quickly became an (healthy) obsession.

Do you think they beat the Warriors (healthy) or Rockets without Lebron?

In the end, there are only so much funds to access and invest and maintain a healthy debt to asset ratio.Ideally, given how amazing the SF Area is, you should be holding on to all your Bay Area assets for the longer term but I feel at this point in the cycle, best to cash out and buy your dream home that suits your family needs.

This practice is not for all property owners, but when done correctly can net both owner and operator a healthy return.

Her health is good (meaning they would be waiting and paying for a while)2. she owes too much on the house3. the house isn't worth enough to justify the labor hours required to service the client

This is a healthy and sustainable growth rate.

And I have been super fortunate but I don't make a TON of money or we'd be buying in LA ;) ) I've listened to SO many BP podcasts and read dozens of books on this topic...it seems a lot of good investors buy property they haven't seen as long as the market is healthy and the numbers make sense.

I'm young, healthy, and just want to enjoy a simple and stress free lifestyle.