Regardless we lived in LA about 9years ago and don't feel comfortable going to another state.

But are short-lived, as in will take less than 2 quarters to rectify. 

There may be a lot of properties, but it won't do any good if there is no one here to live in them.

I have about 20 guys, we do live video walk throughs.

I do not intend to live nor purchase any more property in the state of California. 

Low HOA fees ($1000/year) and close to the mountains and casino.

Kind of like if you are new to Chicago and ask your co-workers where to live, they all tell you their neighborhood, because that is what they know.Three things I suggest:1. 

Factors driving this growth include economic opportunities, a high quality of life, affordable living, and reputable educational institutions.

His academy just dives into a ton more detail and gives lots of real live examples.

@Vanessa SwitzlerI live and only invest in Greenville SC.It’s a great place to live and a great place to invest.It appears we have similar approaches doing JV and smaller syndications though we did do a deal with 281 units, too.My only caveat would be that I don’t consider Greenville to be a cash flow market - the growth is too strong and the demand too high.