Right now it's rented out to YWAM Youth With A Mission, and they have it until the end of December. 

The book writes: “Los Angeles leadership persisted in believing they could turn back the clock and become cheaper, and by traveling this low road they could hence compete with Texas, Alabama, and Mexico.They did some of this in the name of social justice, calling for jobs for low-skill workers.

BiggerPockets is a social network for real estate investors. 

While many attorneys in some areas will offer a free visit, it's usually for bankruptcy, social security claims, accidents, divorce matters and often that visit is a sales pitch as to why you need them.

The cool thing was is that it wasn't all about real estate investing it was totally relaxed and we had a great evening socializing and making new friends.

I have always had a passion for real estate from watching HGTV to DIY missions.  

Of course, prices in the city are insane--families are looking at areas such as Mission Terrace, Outer Richmond/sunset, Glen Park areas to live. 2) Out of state investing is not as scary as it sounds--go visit a market or two, connect with people from those markets on BP, and you'll find out that there's not a lot of barriers to investing out of state.3) Buying a multi-unit in the E.Bay, living in a unit, and renting the others can be a great investment.

Nor have I done credit or background checks.I think getting to know a person and social judgment is underrated.

If it's instead that you have 300k to spend and the house is paid off and with social security or other retirement you eek by then I would think about if I want to do that or not.I get it that people want peace of mind but I think that comes more from a recurring income stream.Can you imagine having 100k,200k, 500k a year coming in from investments and you only live off of 70k??

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