There are MILLIONS of people here and rents are outrages.

Are you in circles of owners of million dollar homes?

I remember buying condos that used to be $1 million for low $200k’s. 

You know that Amazon is always advertising books, and a million other items to buy.

Have a novice question here, bear with me.If you are making a $125k earnest money deposit on a lets say 5.5 million dollar deal.I have been told, it will be applied to closing costs as credit.

There are a million ways to do it.

his book is really good - "Multi Family Millions"His whole strategy is essentially to buy distressed apartment buildings, rehab each unit over time as tenants move out aka "repurpose", which raises the value, and then sells at a pretty massive profit.Here's the real problem with bootcamps like this. 

The last option is to invest in another state, but this idea seems far fetched and risky especially that I am going to be home-bound with my baby.

If you look at areas like Miami Beach where they’re spending hundreds of millions on new sea walls and pump stations and raising sidewalks in order to better prepare for bigger storms, that money has to come from somewhere and it will come from issuing bonds and increasing taxes which I’ve read are expected to more than quadruple in the next decade in many low-lying areas along the coasts.

I agree with Carlos that many qualified purchasers ($5 million plus) prefer a much more diversified portfolio.