For this post, the long story short is that no cats were on the application but lo and behold, there are 4 cats in the house during my first inspection.

Because of the relationship I have with the contractors I use, there is no material mark up when they source the material.Basically there is not an issue.The CSLB law on prohibition of T&M residential home improvement contracts has been around a long time.

If your goal is financial freedom, which is a long-term goal, not so much.Financial freedom is a long-term proposition, not a one-time event.

I've been in the BP community for over 10 years, I've been featured on the podcast 6 different times, RTR has over 270 5 star reviews, and yes, I've been a long time sponsor of BP as well. 

Deciding whether to sell or keep renting really depends on your long-term goals.

My property is fully renovated, furnished and ready for immediate occupancy, making it an ideal solution for families or individuals in need of temporary housing during their recovery process.I would greatly appreciate any insights, recommendations, or specific contacts that could help me effectively position this property in the disaster recovery housing market.I have one last question's lot of Insurance company stop writing policy in long island NY.

I'm needing to redo some foundation work and stucco on a garage conversion ADU in Long Beach.

Coastal cities might give you long-term appreciation, while places like Lakeland or Ocala can deliver better cash flow right away.

Cincinnati and Dayton are great markets for both cash flow and long-term appreciation.

I also want to hear from those of you who have transitioned out of a full time job by doing out of state investments/creative finance - how long did it take you to transition out?