Right now I am on my third duplex from househacking and it's allowed me to have some options to buy non-owner occupied places and reduced my expenses tremendously. 

I am familiar with how having a license can yield consequences on other real estate investing deals such as flipping, wholesaling, and small multi, and being that syndication is on such a larger scale I can see how it would have similarities and differences in risk and can have greater consequences if it's not done properly.Every time I initially think about getting a license or not, I am worried about the consequences with each area of real estate I move to but in the end, I always come to the conclusion that if your doing everything properly, being licensed will just help tremendously and save a lot of headache in the long run because cutting corners can cause such a problem, and cutting corners is usually unethical with or without a license.

The amount of economic growth in Florida has been tremendous in recent years.

If you've got more skills than cash, granite tile counters are huge bang for the buck, tremendously durable, and repairable if it came to that. 

There is a tremendous amount of value being delivered there... there are several out there that provide a wide range of content for investors at different experience levels...

Obviously, there is tremendous amount of valuable information in these forums on house hacking, and if you have the resources to consider a purchase in San Diego and life looks like you will be making that home for some time, I have found single family homes with rentable space such as guest apartments and carriage homes, as well as small multifamily(duplex - quad) can be a fantastic way, when combined with a daily rental model vs monthly rental model, to explode your passive income. 

Do it the right way and you will avoid a tremendous amount of stress.

The first thing I did was find a local investor friendly agent who has been a tremendous help. 

Any property that you have to say "this would have to be a cash deal for it to work" really means it's not a tremendous deal. 

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