I've started the process of reaching out to a Travelers, Marsh, and Farmers insurance agencies.

Locating a property in La Jolla may be difficult for a budget of $800,00 but if you are willing to travel, Oceanside may be a good possibility or even Carlsbad.

Wholesaling expensive or luxury homes/properties well above the median is possible but may not be a good route to travel in the beginning of your career.First of all, let's take Austin, Texas as an example.

My husband and I both travel and we stay in corporate america (soul sucking world that it is) because getting loans and credit with our work history/income is so easy.

As an example, I'm travelling to a Portland, OR from SF, CA and will only have a couple of days to look at properties.

"Travel as far as you can see, and when you get there, you'll see a little further."

It's a1978 townhouse.I have two other properties on James Island insured with Travelers for higher premiums and they're way way less.

The problem I see is that many buildings now being sold here in southern California (I live in south Orange County and travel all over the region and state for work) have already had the equity maximized, so it seems more like a bubble.

Our biggest challenge is starting with very minimal funds as we're both in our mid twenties and have spent most of our savings the last year travelling around Europe!

My cash-flow kicker comes from the garage that I insisted on having so that I could travel, get a 6 moth tenant, and put all of my belongings there while I was away.