Those triple nets are golden I imagine.

I just came to the conclusion awhile back that instantaneously drowning in money every month from my current income, while enjoying 2-3x the standard of living sounded a lot more appealing than being a 7 minute drive to Golden Gardens!

@Jay Hinrichs has a very good point in this regard, his advice is typically golden.3.

It's an expensive town to live in, with a shortage of LTR's, so they are eager to decrease STR's and increase LTR's.Mayor Jablow recognizes the importance of STR's for a higher quality vacation for tourists, but he and the local administration want to limit this, once there is a AZ law that allows them to do so.One of the best "nuggets"/"gems" was to hear him say to us that upon a AZ law getting passed that does indeed restrict the number/percentage of STR's, those that already have a permitted STR in Sedona will be grandfathered in.

“Paint the copper pipes grey so it looks like lead”Golden info.

Of those 3 cities I mentioned golden valley by far the best, then Crystal, Robbinsdale.All of the properties I own are a little further NW in Champlin, Coon Rapids & Ramsey.

Not that the 1% rule is golden, but I don't find things anywhere near the asking price of a cash flowing deal.

That’s golden too.

All that matters is how you are able to manage the cost within the framework of the investments.There are 2 Golden Rules I follow:Golden Rule #1:  Under no circumstances will I ever "spend" my cash.  

Not everything is golden for him, but still considering the time - when he would have bought them at rock-bottom-laughable prices - he has strong chances to win in the long run.