Best of luck in all your endeavors.  

My husband is an apartment manager so he knows all about landlording, and we hope to be on the other end of it someday (actually owning the building and/or property management company).I'm from southern California, on the cusp of Los Angeles and Orange counties, so I'm looking to network and build wealth in both these areas.My short-term goals are to wholesale while my long-term goal is to create enough passive income to not have to worry about working, and have more time to focusing on family, charity, and other endeavors.

A condo is similar to a boat, a hole in the ground inwhich you attempt to fill with money.

Good luck in all your endeavors.

I'm up to 25+ attempts now.

There are several real estate gurus that not only ignore the proper valuation of options, but go further attempting to charge a buyer twice for these undelying rights conveyed as a profit motive and some are extreme, to the point of preditory practices, IMO.While the maintenance obligation is usually retained by a landlord, in a lease and option arrangement many times the buyer will be required to maintain the property in it's original (or better) condition.

They are usually driven by demanding a return rather than attempting to look to the profit perpensity based on sales and may arbitrarily shoot for a per centage of sales without really knowing the subject business of the tenant.

What I can't stand though is when someone posts an obvious falsehood, is called out on it, does not make any attempt (or makes a very poor, easily refutable one) and then tries to do the same thing a few months later, seemingly hoping we "won't notice".

Just curious - are you attempting to sell or broker turn key properties to local investors?

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