Population is growing aggressively and jobs are moving here especially with major employers like Intel, Google, Amazon, Nationwide, etc.

Potentially, but highly unlikely.

And right now rates are at multi-decade highs after a rapid run up, so the wounds are not only fresh, but the bleeding hasn’t been controlled yet.Mistaken Identity:  If the syndicator on the panel says he prefers floating because he can borrow capital improvement funds, he is talking about bridge debt, which happens to have a floating rate but isn’t the primary characteristic nor the reason people use it.  

The big brokerages do offer great support, but your fees will be high.

This is the easiest method if you have a strong income or a high savings rate.

@Joseph Turner, if you're looking to buy in CA areas with high levels of appreciation, I've had clients take out a HELOC or 2nd mortgage and pay back the HELOC or 2nd with a cash out refinance once values appreciate. 

Highly recommend our realtor Candace Pfab!

Investors always want high rents, low prices, and low interest rates.

If anything, it's a little high.

However, she did warn me that both HELOC and DSCR rates are insanely high at the moment, but she said that it's a possibility if I can make the payments.