They push (multifamily, crypto, business loans) and all kinds of stuff trying to BLEND the returns for the fund.

Primary, Rental, Stocks, Crypto doesn't matter.

Quote from @Andrew Frishman: Suddenly crypto investing doesn't feel so volatile anymore!!

Building departments (and utilities) have become an adamant culture of NO.The shifted AI techie culture in S.F. often coined "mercenary tech" the very definition of HNW renters, Hayes Valley, parts of SOMA & even parts of the Mission district have lots of high end apartment activity.

On the revenue side, you might have common area laundry, which might be coin based. 

Right now, we’ve got about $250K saved up between savings, inheritance, and a little bit of crypto luck (younger me actually pulled that one off somehow).Since I’m new to all this, I’m still figuring out the process but am eager to get started! 

So many turn to the basement dwellers with the "command centers" full of pawn shop bought computer monitors of which some are in Porn Hub 24/7 while they shill crypto and for gurus in various spaces like real estate.

A hammer banger is lucky to get $250 a day around here and I'd say that's the case in most places.Past 15 years or so, there is the other side of the coin too.

Overall, I'd say I've been pretty good at making money, but when it comes to investing I have some stocks and crypto, but right now I’ve also got a few hundred grand just sitting collecting dust.My dad is a police officer but also has a couple rental properties with a partner in upstate New York (college rentals).

The play now is to adjust strategy, not force the math.How to make a VA house hack work today:Target small multis with add-on income (garage rentals, storage, coin-op laundry, RV/boat parking, utility bill-backs).