I live in Sacramento & own a home & trying to buy a rental property but prices are crazy high in my locality and even in the whole of California.

Many are entering the market with high hopes, only to find themselves in a crowded space, leading to a race to the bottom on pricing.This pattern of homeowners turning to Airbnb, thinking it'll be an easy win only to find the need for constant price adjustments, is reshaping the market.

Even if you do have assets, and the cost is high, such as in NH where the transfer tax is cost prohibitive, he compares the possible benefits to the actual cost.He has an associate who does the actual return, and with whom he works closely. 

They said their insurance has a high deductible so they decided to split the bill between me and the next door neighbor.

Highly recommend your current area where you live.

Even if FSBO folks make a mistake, I doubt very highly it will be anywhere near that amount of money. 

There are some central areas that have high saturation.

We are now in a position where we have 4 investment properties completely paid off making us money and I have a high paying W2 job that allows us to feel comfortable enough for him to quit his W2 job and start investing in real estate full time.So my question is… where can we go to get advice on how to move forward with this in regard to the best way to structure our growing real estate rental business?

There’s great Airbnb traffic there, with average ROI as high or higher than almost anywhere else in WA.

Most daycare operators are not high-level business people and they don't earn enough to make it worth the trouble.