I am actually browsing over the books in the BP library and picking up good ones to read over this weekend.

The laws in CA are VASTLY in favor of tenants.

The vast majority of CPAs/tax professionals are simply too busy to be studying this level of detail about depreciation for investment properties.

The REIA meets at the Columbia County Library the 2nd Thursday of every month, from 7:15 PM to 8:15 PM (doors open closer to 6:30 PM).

Invest the rest, well for all people on this forum thats probably not an issue, you have the ability to save your money and use it specific puposes.......The vast majority of America doesnt have that ability, so what really happens, they buy term and spend the rest, somewhere along the line........Suze Orman has been a buy term and invest the rest kind of gal for forever......I feel bad for her audience, so ask yourself why her parent company executives and the company its self owns millions in what......wait for it........WHOLE LIFE POLICIES........Huh......sounds interesting at best.....if not down right hypocritcal...In the end is a whole life the only and best tool for everybody....no, it is a great tool, very effective at what it can do if used properly........I put my money in it and will continue to do so.

Living in a small community is nerve racking and seems to be increasingly difficult as the tenant pool isn't as vast as a larger city.  

I am sure the knowledge you have gained from those experiences is vast, and the experience is something I am excited about.

What I will say is that different lenders have some impressive products and vastly different pricing.

The vast majority of training is focused on the day to day business of being realtors.

The tenants know they are vastly underpaying.