Very long term plan is to take on some of the beautiful 100+ year old brick buildings in St.

There have got to be a lot of factors that play into this, but the biggest two for me have been convenience (want to be close to downtown, restaurants, bars, etc.) and architecture (it's impossible to find beautiful turn of the century homes in the burbs that were built between 60's and 00's).Given 1 and 2, I would expect to see a sort of suburban revival in 20(ish) years.  

It's an absolutely beautiful area with some of the friendliest people I've ever met. 

Such a beautiful dog!

The idea of having my hands on a beautiful piece of architecture that is also providing me with income, and investment opportunity excites me!

It looks beautiful; what all did you have to do on the rehab?

I am taking the CA real estate salesperson exam shortly, but I'm still in the process of synthesizing my desired niches in REI with my skills and financing options.For example, it's not possible to buy a duplex for $300,000 (or even close, in most cases) in Los Angeles, not to mention in an area that you could get any desirable tenants afterwards (or would want to live) even if you created a beautiful property from the flip.I am particularly curious to learn how people have started out in REI here and how they apply the various concepts we hear about on BP because everything is relatively expensive compared to most other areas, so clearly the barrier to entry is higher. 

Hi Everyone,My name is Seb and I am based in South Florida, living in the beautiful town of Parkland. 

It is a beautiful morning In Vancouver, B.CHope everyone is doing well.

Project came out beautiful and wanted something a bit bigger.