Make it clear a form off of the internet is not sufficient.

It depends on how you use your money. 

All depends on the numbers and timelines 

It all depends on if you have the right type of home in the right type of area.

Not to mention the old housing stock .. depending on how the inspector is this could cause landlords lots of dough annually.. 

It always depends on your property, location and how hard you work to market yourself.

Population growth will drive up prices and rents, and how fast prices and rents rise depends on interest rates.Assuming interest rates remain stable, based on historical data plus my assessment of the current market and economic conditions, I expect the next 5-year average appreciation rate to be over 11% and the rent growth rate to be ~8%.

I've seen some renters stay 15-20 years and depending on what kind of tenants you have (i.e. college students) they may only stay a year but often the families renting a 4 bed don't want to move their kids and many times dont' buy a home for years if ever. 

@Brian Taw CA is a really large place, it really depends on the market you focus on.

You should consult with an attorney in your state to make sure that you are using the best asset protection strategy for your situation.Your budget: The cost of asset protection can vary depending on the type of protection that you choose.