What part of the Inland Empire are you in?

1st: Pay yourself 10% of your entire earnings2nd: 20% of your income goes to your debts owed3rd: the remaining 70% is what your budget is to live off ofLesson 2: Investing Wisely Grows WealthThe 10% you pay yourself first is the seed to your weath that should grow and create more offspring to serve your wealth empire.

At this point in my life, it's not empire building. 

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I'm not here to build an empire, I'm here to create cashflow for retirement. 

Even Tom's "empire" is 700+ properties that he says bring in 600K/month. 

However, the real decision should be based on the "Tipping Point", which is the exact occupancy rate where the STR's higher overhead is actually justified by the net profit.I recently modeled this for a 3,436 sqft property in the Inland Empire to see where that line is drawn in today's market.The Financial Model: - LTR Baseline: Based on 146 local 5BR comps, the median market rent is $4,100/month, netting roughly $3,854 after management fees

There are so many......Flipping houses for rookies, the flip empire, etc

You don’t need to build a property management empire.

Would you recommend that focus on certain areas on SD, or maybe lookin more at the Inland Empire, like Riverside or Ontario?