@Ali Boone invests in other states with more affordable prices than California, maybe she can weigh in, as well as @Marco Santarelli

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Best to move on to better more productive opportunities.

New port Richie, Clearwater, etc.It seems to be a place on could find neighborhoods I may like as well as cheaper housing I can afford to get involved in.I'm in Los Angeles working right now.

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I am working with a big law firm to have a few borrows submit loan applications to major banks and see if the underwrites will take the bait and approve the borrows that cannot afford a home.

Some think landlords have deep pockets and can afford to wait.