If you're going to manage a GC, make sure to meet them in person and avoid paying for the entire job upfront (typically for smaller jobs, you will pay half upfront, and half at the end). 

One being that I personally needed liquid resources(cash).  

however for one living in CA I do like Vegas personally ( I have invested there) as I have invested in over 20 states.. what I like about Vegas is the age of the homes you would buy at 500 to 1 mil.. no really nasty weather that adds to differed maintenance..

The break in talking due to plane noise the locals refer to as the Pt Loma pause.  

If it is under $100K, it is going to be hard for a person to get a mortgage. 

I know that, overwhelmingly, it's what you fill your head with that counts, it's the day-to-day actions you take, it's the spouse you marry, it's the systematic choices you make, and perhaps most importantly, the personal hypocrisy you don't allow yourself to get away with.

The person being interviewed had a marketing strategy using TV commercials (maybe billboards?)

@Priti Gupta,I own my house hack in my personal name and still have separate bank accounts and credit cards for it.

I would seek them out and then do your due diligence on them i.e. check references etc.

Oddly enough, I have found RE professionals are pretty warm as long as you are personable and aren't just immediately trying to ask them for things.