Vancouver is very expensive to invest in, and difficult to find any cashflow properties with decent cap rates unless you go 1.5-2 hours east towards Abbotsford/Mission.

I live in Mission.

Basically my mission is to create a Conglomerate Real Estate Company with departments specializing in each type of real estate.Thanks for reading now lets get some deals done!

So like you In see it as business/mission work.

What we do is mini development, relatively quick in-and-out 3-4 months.Back to your question, it is super challenging (but doable...) mission to deal with the California Coastal Commission.

There is one real estate investor association, several landlords groups and a lot of meetup groups that meet here in the KC Metro area.You will find some of them listed on the events here on BP otherwise you may have to go to Meetup to find the rest.There is a live meeting this Tuesday Night in Overland Park at MAREI and Wednesday morning in Mission with WinVestor's

Karen, I am looking for a Cash flow Rental property (Fourplex) preferably in SoCal but it looks like it is a mission impossible to find one.

My company mission is to help first time buyers get on to the property ladder with Rent 2 Own, Rent to Buy.

There will need to be an appreciation recovery time to get back to its value when it was an STR.When the council passed the STR regulation, I was watching for a 20% decrease in the high STR beach communities (I was mostly looking at Mission Beach because that is where our STR is located) figuring it could be the best buy opportunity for coastal in a while but the regulation got rescinded before prices fell 20%. 

To complicate things further it’s hard to put a price tag on many of these repairs, whenever there is long term water intrusion you run the risk of “mission creep” i.e. replacing some rotten siding leads to replacing some rotten sheathing leads to realizing the studs are also rotten leads to realizing the foundation looks crappy too now you’re rebuilding everything.