Thanks to California’s new SB-9 law lot split, you could create an entirely new, additional property from your current lot within months—turning your real estate into an even greater asset.

currently renewed lease until May 2026 Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

When it comes to raising capital for real estate projects, syndication is a popular strategy—but is it the best?

To help give some guidance on where you may look to start out it would be helpful to know where you are at in life and if you are looking at being really involved (active investing) or just have money you want to put to work in real estate (passive).

I have a California real estate brokers license and a mortgage loan officer license but have them in inactive status.  

I would focus on other dentists, who typically are fairly high earners, see the value in owning their real estate, and likely already within your network through your wife.

I would change focus on saving money and how to save money than trying to get into real estate deals with little to no money.

I am just dipping my toes into the real estate world but I am looking into purchasing multi family properties possibly in the mid west or south as I live in San Diego now and finding multi family opportunities that cash flow are a little tough here haha. 

Hi Scott from Austin, Tx-Your comment about many strong people not having an easy past related to investor mindset has wisdom.While I do think investors who are passionate will find a way to overcome obstacles and keep going, there is something to be said about there being no effective substitute for someone having to overcome unknown setbacks to get where they are at for their strength and character.I do pray all investors find their way to success in real estate with a minimum of drama.One way to do that is to borrow the wisdom gained from experience from a trusted mentor who has seen their fair share of mountains to overcome to get to where they are at.Thanks for sharing!

Time heals almost all real estate errors.