According to a report by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, for each job created in the high-tech sector, approximately 4.3 jobs are created (multiplier effect) in other local good and services sectors across all income groups, including lawyers, dentists, schoolteachers, cooks, and retail clerks, among many others.I also agree with Account Closed, 50,000 jobs x $100,000 will have a significant impact on any local economy.

Even with an increase risk in coastal areas, the 3-5x multiplier in performance with maybe a 10-15% risk increase Ian completely justified.  

The sum total of payments for a 30 year mortgage only requires multiplying the monthly payment by 360.

Combine those 3 high risk activities together, and they dont just add up....they multiply exponentially. 

All of them between at a .70 and .75 multiplier of ARV.. 

You can find deals with the 1% rent multiplier.

What anyone is capable of can be massively multiplied by having people to help them along the way.

That money will multiply and allow you to buy something big later on.

My suggestion is to use that saved money and then try to create another funnel where eventually the investments will keep multiplying on top of themselves.  

Over time, it's a multiplier factor vs all-cash, depending on how much time.