Careful, its addicting!

(Watch me have a hundred by 2020, they’re addictive)If I was you I’d buy a basic house needing some work that I was capable of doing and negotiate a purchase for <$10k and push for seller financing so there was no loan application and no limit to the number you can get. 

I come here for my social media addiction, less drunkenness.

From that point on, I was addicted to learning more and more. 

I have visited several smaller states and seen sizable homelessness. 2) While the higher home prices have caused some level of homelessness, overwhelmingly bigger reasons are relatively warmer weather, state welfare system, mental health issues among the homeless and drug addiction. 3) Home prices are high in CA esp in/around large cities.

It's exciting and addicting.

Once I Did the first deal it was addicting and I couldn’t stop.

Many of the city’s problems are interwoven; poverty, homelessness, and drug addiction are likely drivers of the property damage crimes that we experience at significantly higher rates than other comparable cities.

This place is addicting, and the networking is amazing.What type of rentals are you looking to buy?

As to interest rates addiction.