 All Models ▸ California ▸ 25% Down Payment Non-Owner-Occupant as Renter
 All Models ▸ California ▸ 25% Down Payment Non-Owner-Occupant as RenterHighlighting all cities in California for
25% Down Payment Non-Owner-Occupant as Renter
Buy up to 10 non-owner-occupant properties with 25% down payments, but never buy an owner-occupant property. Remain a renter instead.
Net Worth
The following shows Net Worth for 25% Down Payment Non-Owner-Occupant as Renter at 40 years (month 480) for all the different cities in California.
- Anaheim = $5.85M
- Arden-Arcade = $6.52M
- Bakersfield = $11.00M
- Berkeley = $5.93M
- Burbank = $5.94M
- Carlsbad = $6.28M
- Chula Vista = $5.18M
- Concord = $5.40M
- Corona = $6.86M
- Costa Mesa = $6.20M
- Elk Grove = $5.21M
- Escondido = $6.58M
- Fontana = $6.52M
- Fremont = $4.87M
- Fresno = $5.14M
- Fullerton = $5.27M
- Garden Grove = $5.45M
- Hayward = $5.58M
- Huntington Beach = $10.21M
- Inglewood = $8.26M
- Irvine = $6.71M
- Lancaster = $11.73M
- Long Beach = $4.84M
- Los Angeles = $7.39M
- Modesto = $10.72M
- Moreno Valley = $7.00M
- Newport Beach = $8.09M
- Oakland = $7.44M
- Oceanside = $7.44M
- Ontario = $16.03M
- Orange = $6.57M
- Oxnard = $7.32M
- Palmdale = $8.28M
- Pasadena = $6.53M
- Pomona = $7.47M
- Rancho Cucamonga = $5.16M
- Riverside = $6.20M
- Roseville = $5.35M
- Sacramento = $15.78M
- Salinas = $8.01M
- San Bernardino = $10.63M
- San Diego = $19.53M
- San Francisco = $7.70M
- San Jose = $5.26M
- San Mateo = $7.15M
- Santa Ana = $7.91M
- Santa Barbara = $5.53M
- Santa Clara = $3.83M
- Santa Clarita = $6.10M
- Santa Monica = $6.72M
- Santa Rosa = $7.63M
- Simi Valley = $5.14M
- Stockton = $8.45M
- Sunnyvale = $4.71M
- Thousand Oaks = $7.17M
- Torrance = $5.36M
- Vallejo = $7.20M
- Ventura = $6.41M
- Visalia = $11.70M
Month First Achieved Financial Independence
The following shows how many months it takes to achieve financial independence for 25% Down Payment Non-Owner-Occupant as Renter for all the different cities in California.
Speed to Financial Independence vs Property Value (ARV)
Is it impossible to achieve financial independence (lean FIRE) in cities where home prices are higher?
The chart below compares how long it takes to achieve financial independence (lean FIRE) compared to the price of properties in that city (After Repair Value or ARV).
Net Worth vs Property Value (ARV)
Does a higher initial property value mean overall higher net worth? Or, lower net worth? By how much?
Net Worth vs Ran Out of Money
How does running out of money correlate to net worth?
Detailed California City-Specific Modeling
Check out the detailed modeling for these California cities.
 Anaheim
 Anaheim
 Arden-Arcade
 Arden-Arcade
 Bakersfield
 Bakersfield
 Berkeley
 Berkeley
 Burbank
 Burbank
 Carlsbad
 Carlsbad
 Chula Vista
 Chula Vista
 Concord
 Concord
 Corona
 Corona
 Costa Mesa
 Costa Mesa
 Elk Grove
 Elk Grove
 Escondido
 Escondido
 Fontana
 Fontana
 Fremont
 Fremont
 Fresno
 Fresno
 Fullerton
 Fullerton
 Garden Grove
 Garden Grove
 Hayward
 Hayward
 Huntington Beach
 Huntington Beach
 Inglewood
 Inglewood
 Irvine
 Irvine
 Lancaster
 Lancaster
 Long Beach
 Long Beach
 Los Angeles
 Los Angeles
 Modesto
 Modesto
 Moreno Valley
 Moreno Valley
 Newport Beach
 Newport Beach
 Oakland
 Oakland
 Oceanside
 Oceanside
 Ontario
 Ontario
 Orange
 Orange
 Oxnard
 Oxnard
 Palmdale
 Palmdale
 Pasadena
 Pasadena
 Pomona
 Pomona
 Rancho Cucamonga
 Rancho Cucamonga
 Riverside
 Riverside
 Roseville
 Roseville
 Sacramento
 Sacramento
 Salinas
 Salinas
 San Bernardino
 San Bernardino
 San Diego
 San Diego
 San Francisco
 San Francisco
 San Jose
 San Jose
 San Mateo
 San Mateo
 Santa Ana
 Santa Ana
 Santa Barbara
 Santa Barbara
 Santa Clara
 Santa Clara
 Santa Clarita
 Santa Clarita
 Santa Monica
 Santa Monica
 Santa Rosa
 Santa Rosa
 Simi Valley
 Simi Valley
 Stockton
 Stockton
 Sunnyvale
 Sunnyvale
 Thousand Oaks
 Thousand Oaks
 Torrance
 Torrance
 Vallejo
 Vallejo
 Ventura
 Ventura
 Visalia
 Visalia