Quicker equity growth than somewhere without the rail such as Mililani or Wahiawa, but I do not foresee, like some envision, a pot of gold at the end of this rainbow.What do you guys think?

I wanna see that rock where they cooked Capt.

I've seen a lot of people waste their time and mine chasing a fictitious pot of gold at the end of a rainbow).

Scott Cook

I remember that the rental offers topline furniture, cleaning service, and pots/pans, even glassware.I do not know what is the difference in rental pricing though.Update on ADU: just got an email from the city reviewer, saying that my email has been forwarded to the deputy fire marshall of San Mateo city for review.

Yes they let them go to pot!

I think the passivity nature of the income is great, granted how limited that may be in it's nature, it's really can you still cook if the kitchen is on fire.

Unfortunately everyone is cooking the above the line books to get a higher evaluation.

I have not been on a vacation in 2 years, I go out to eat maybe once a month (I cook all my meals), and I drive a 2004 Toyota Corolla.  

I can also understand why, as a lender, you'd want clients to have some money in the pot.