@Robin Morales I haven’t, it could be a good play but I personally went with the downtown bet.

I'm still trying to learn how to play with the numbers, at this point that's my next main goal!

Most real estate agents are high Ds and will do the relationship-building (if they are not the lazy kind of agent) part, but can also have trouble playing on the team.

This is what it looks like when graphed:Double Play = Putting money into life insurance and then leveraging the cash value to invest in "A".Status Quo = Taking all of your money and investing it in "A"

I’m playing ball.

Long term play is MF- BRRRR

AirBnb as well but with current limitations that’s in the air.Other than that, San Diego is a long play and immediate cash flowing investments are very rare and 99% of the time are a value add situation.

The property is a covered land play for eventual sell or partnership with a Multifamily investor to build around 200 class A unit.

With all this talk of not paying rent and no evictions the landlord does still have a card to play .

The "classic" argument of where agents have some sort of unfair advantage or are looked on as doing something sneaky supposedly can come into play.