Over the next 20-25 years you are going to need to cover:1. a new roof, unless you inherited something like slate or copper2. 2 water heaters3. brand new HVAC system4. siding, unless it's vinyl5. tenant damageAs you can imagine, these cost vary widely.  

The reason I ask is because I'm a little over an hour north of Syracuse, but I imagine that's a bit further than you were originally thinking?

Like, I imagine in the larger cities of South Korea, that you can purchase individual apartments in a high rise like in New York, become the owner of that particular apartment and rent it out using the South Korean jeonse method.

Now in this particular case, it may be important to understand now that the OP as the investor has been harmed (even if by perception), I would imagine one of the claims to go after JW is that the investment was in fact a security and he lacks the appropriate license to sell securities.  

I can't imagine what people are saying today on the Podcasts.I guess the point is - who knows how long the Bay market will be hot.

@Keith Boley, I would imagine that every bank in the world would call a loan due if they had the right to if the borrower has filed bankruptcy.

Of course, I guess any serious potential tenant will be able to imagine their own stuff in the house... 

I cannot imagine a nicer, more helpful man to work with.  

@Nick MoriwakiAs you can imagine, there are lots of people from Hawaii that invest in Vegas, as many of them are familiar with the "9th island" and visit often.

Just imagine if there were upsells available only to Pro Members:Your name mentioned as a valuable member of the community next time josh does a BP media interviewAppearing in a webinar with BrandonDinner at the BP international officeA post where Ben gets to the point in the first paragraph.