You have the cart before the horse on this one, you start with your objective and then back into an opportunity that fits that.

Depends on interest rate, depends on investing objectives and where you are at in your investing journey. 

For sure, it's interesting because LA has great weather but a lot of objective 'cons' against it - cost of living, CA State Taxes (be prepared to take a 10% hit compared to TN), city does a terrible job of maintaining roads, traffic, and homelessness is rising.

Wealth preservation is an added bonus but NOT in any way the main objective.

Personally, I find it is too easy to get caught up in the "shiny object syndrome".   

Thanks, Corey For that quantity of letters:Handwritten by a woman with decent handwriting placed in an yellow invitation style envelope with a handwritten address and a real 1st class stamp.

Others say as long as the numbers work and meet your objectives.  

@Jason Pedersen Tripping hazard...yes   Falling objects...yes.I have clients get sued for slip and falls all of the time.

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You may be close in some instances and way off in others but based on historical data you can be a better predictor (which is why notes is also a numbers game and need to buy in quantity)The point I am trying to make is don’t just rely on a calculator.