Education should be viewed as the value it provides you but you need to be prepared to work hard once you have the knowledge.

As you can imagine, there are also a bunch of rules and procedures to comply with, so be sure to discuss it with a qualified financial advisor or tax professional (neither of which describes me lol).

Again the above was my view, because that's how I utilize Plus.  

@Josh Young Yes I have invested in other markets, and yes a lot of turnkey investors do invest in more than one market, although it is my view that one should start in one and add a few properties before diversifying to other markets.

The home is located on a premium lot with a lake view.

I agree Christopher, and to  be clear none of my comments were directed  at you personally, or specific to your system, I always address things from a generic view point of the subject matter, however, I am not, nor would I advocate zero interest notes for more than 12 months or under some very unusual situation where such a note was intentionally created to accomplish something for the note holder.  

The condo is amazing with a killer view of downtown San Diego and will continue to gain equity IMHO, plus he's positive cashflow on the rental.

You can get a sense of the neighborhoods by looking at home prices and rents (sort listings by price and then hover the cursor over each property down the list on redfin to see where the marker pops up), by going to walkscore.com, greatschools.org, rentometer.com, Craigslist, and Google Street view.

I plan on wrapping it in vinyl siding next year, which should greatly improve the outside view.

Hello there.learning is continuous and experiences shape views too