I'm actually very curious to know what your reasons for not doing business with us are.Bill Gulley Hey Bill, we do occasionally work with out-of-state investors.

While overcharges dur happen occasionally, that is not how a reputable company would typically handle it

I'd say your diet is probably more important albeit the occasional heart rate increase and  dopamine production is extremely valuable also.

I utilized this very method for well over 30 years - not earning any assessable income during that time and periodically either borrowed against appreciated assets and/or occasionally cashing in some gains where there was no tax on the profits (usually a residence)Some Life Insurance products can also be used - in conjunction with retirement planning.

Occasionally we end up with a military tenant or main stream tenant, but with my personal purchases (as opposed to property management clients properties) the majority end up being SEC 8 because of where they are located.

They also blur the line between rich and wealth. 

I have transitioned to running my real estate business full time and flying occasionally now.  

One tactic you could use is to occasionally take a few small jobs on the off chance that they are planning on selling (or not, but would consider it) and therefore open to someone solving their "problem" quick and easy.

I still put in 55 - 60 hours a week and occasionally still have to sacrifice but not like the beginning.Some people will say getting wealthy takes luck.

They may keep their car longer or not have a car and rely on public transit and an occasional uber.People in tech, entertainment, investment management/finance, aerospace & defense, and international trade tend to make high incomes and there are a ton of those jobs in LA.