I'm looking for a seasoned investor in the Los Angeles or Orange County and willing to work for them.

I don't want anyone collecting slips of green paper (now purplish, blue and ugly orange paper as well) just to have stacks of it.

@JonK We relocated to Orange County CA from an area that was highly dependent on the construction industry, and when the market crashed unemployment etc. skyrocketed to around 18%.

This will give you more options to make money when you leave your employment, and will give you a leg up in finding the best deals.

They will have to have an "Authorization To Show" allowing them to unlock a door.They will also need an agreement with the party they are showing the property to, an agent can't just take people off the street and say anything about a property without having an agency relationship.What you'll be asking is for an agent to do some leg work for a small flat fee and no hopes of earning a commission of a property they show.

When purchasing a MFH to B&H, to me there are several main aspects:

-- Getting property in rentable shape/rehab

-- Tenant Selection & Management

-- Financial Management

As I just completed purchasing a 6 f...

Your area is apples to oranges when compared to places like Florida and Arizona.

There are a few areas in California (Orange County being one) that are still doing good.

There are pockets that are good (Orange County, CA), and buyers are starting to drive up prices in certain price ranges.

Raje, is there a specific property type you want to buy in Orange County.. ie, did you prefer single family homes, multifamily housing, retail, industrial or office properties?