There is still lots of great and useful stuff in there though.Of course, the fact that you're Greek will be hugely helpful, especially when it comes down to all the cultural aspects.On another note, I love Greece but, if I was forced to choose between the two, I'd personally rather own property in Switzerland than in Greece.

I think cash flow and wealth is the right focus, and your views on STR mirror mine.

I think it has to do with the Tenant Culture that is specific to this region.  

Hey Kate, I personally use Franz Reprographics in Brooklyn Center or Vital Culture in South Minneapolis.  

Here is the Coliseum Specific Plan project description:The Coliseum Area Specific Plan ("Coliseum City") seeks to transform the underutilized land around the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena into a world-class sports, entertainment and science & technology district that boasts a dynamic and active urban setting with retail, entertainment, arts, culture, live and work uses.

If you like the urban culture then maybe downtownIf you like young party scenes then maybe PB and MBIf you like upper class then Rancho Santa Fey, La Jolla, CoronadoIf you like liberal (think Berkeley) then OB, Hillcrest, north park   If you like rural city in county feel with great community think Poway or BonitaIf you like casual upper class but not super upper class beach then Encinitas, Carlsbad, del MarI live in Poway and love it but I may retire to Encinitas by Moonlight Bay.In summary you are the only one that can determine best area for you.  

Rob the poor to give to the wealthy never works, no matter how you sugarcoat it....

By setting clear guidelines and fostering a culture of respect among tenants, many potential headaches with neighbors can be mitigated.

How/when/where are the most effective networking steps to take if very wealthy individuals are not already in one's SOI?

They believe that the access to funding is their road to wealth. I