@Jordan Gilberti This is one of the toughest areas of this industry to accurately capture...especially flippers taxed as ordinary income...and at the end of the year, how many investors really do a deep dive on their properties and confirm actual ROI...not many...this is tedious (and sometimes disappointing work).While flipping houses is not a viable or sustainable industry, it works for generating vacation cash...the most successful flippers aren't flipping houses any more, they are lending or teaching other people how to flip houses...but why?

For example, my previous campaign was considered to be successful. 

Read, listen, and meet...you're likelihood of being successful in real estate will increase dramatically if you just do those three things.

Is this unrealistic?

Within a few hours you can be downhill skiing in the winter or at the California beaches playing in the surf.A lot of high tech is opening shop in Tempe and Chandler (near Phoenix) and housing is more affordable than other successful cities.

Many people including YouTuber's and successful podcast hosts have been storing cash waiting for a new downturn.

Although our pace has been somewhat slow to start, we have had great success.

Everyone is an expert in this industry but very few are highly successful.

If she wasn't successful finding a place while she was here she's going to have an even harder time from the west coast.

Research, raise your RE IQ, hang around and listen to people smarter and more successful than you, quality is better than quantity, know your limitations financially and mentally and at first take it very slow and dip your toe in the water.