, I’m looking into doing a HELOC on my current owner-occupied duplex (live in one side) to help fund a down payment on another duplex.

For the passive investors more comfortable with syndications/REITs/CLOs/MREITs/debt funds etc, not wanting active private real estate was thinking more about relative value, Do you think there may be value in certain indoor mall/central business office that has been beaten down so much?

“Because of this investment, more Alabamians can provide a better living for their families, and it helps cement Alabama as the preferred destination for the aerospace industry."

Thank you for your feedback, in Arizona specifically, as an out of state investor (I'm in California) it is the state law that they need someone living physically in Arizona to represent you with your legal affairs. 

I live in the Bay Area and have been focusing on regions outside Yosemite national park to do my research.

People don't want to live in a basement.

When you do million dollars deals and closing is done virtually (which one side picked as part of their terms and that firm normally does their closing online) how comfortable are you?

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Do that every year until you are tired of house hacking, then find a SFH you want to live in. 

I understand that California may not be for everyone, especially if it’s outside their affordability (careful with most of the naysayers, these are usually people who don’t own or can’t afford to invest here) I also understand that there are deals everywhere and one must feel comfortable in their chosen area of investment.