@Daniel Hyman @Dovid Preil @Simcha Davidman @Jason Appel @Emmett Bond @David Nacco @Moshe Jungreis  College degree is a B.S. in ChemistryWent immediately for my M.D. afterwards, so the former was rather pointless ;)I would say it helped in life to be able to speed read and listen, giving the ability to assimilate new information at a turbocharged clip.Knowledge wise it couldn't be any more different than real estate!

If they do short of someone not paying rent you'll likely need to buy them out to increase the cash flow in the fastest way. 

Good luck and god speed on this road to financial freedom! 

For so long it was a forgotten one, but the amount of outside investment over the past 5-10 years has turned it into one of the nation's fastest growing metro with three large subburbs sprouting off of it (Roseville, Folsom, and Elk Grove).

@Alex GraebeI've written about Sacramento so much, let's start by getting you up-to-speed on the local market here and what's going on:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushGo read that first, and then come back so the rest of this post makes more sense........Annnnnnnnd we're back!

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BP has been source of inspiration and providing tremendous resources to get up to the speed!

That's why they're moving to Sacramento instead:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushAs more and more tech companies allow employees to work from home or commute part time, and more and more start ups head out to Sacramento to save on office space and employee pay, the city will just get better and better.And while it will take AT LEAST another decade to come to fruition, once the high speed rail project connects Sacramento to San Francisco in under an hour, Sacramento will BLOW UP when tech employees with $150k+ per year salary realize they can cut their housing costs by 50-75% and live like a king in Sacramento... all the while working on the train into the city (or doodling around on Facebook instead of having to focus on the drive and deal with traffic).https://www.sfcta.org/california-high-speed-rail-projectI know Sacramento better than just about any agent or investor out there (toots own horn), and these are the reasons investors (and residents) are skipping over smaller areas like Vacaville, Fairfield, Tracy, Modesto, Merced, etc. are instead setting their sights on Sacramento.

Lower permit costs, speed up the planning review process, green light development, get on the side of developers and landlords who want to help address the housing shortage.  

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