As an agent in the Inland Empire / Southern California, I am wondering how investors and investor’s agents will be analyzing future deals and strategies with regards to the new California rent cap law.

Want to make connection that ultimately help all create awesome empires!

;) Considering leaving being a registered nurse in the SF bay area as I've hurt my back and am currently on worker's comp.Currently have my own 1 bedroom condo in a very good neighborhood in the bay area worth about 400-450K, with about 25% equity in it.Very excited about investing and from the research I've done so far, I want to build an empire in Detroit using the BRRR strategy.

(we all make mistakes) After such time I want to build my empire and start my own business.

Don’t build your empire on the backs of others!  

Local bank helped with the financing... small deal, but building the real estate empire one piece at a time...

Investment Info:

Other buy & hold investment in Lexington.

Purchase price: $78,000

Cash invested: $11,700

Same as the previous post and investment! This is a 2nd unit which is identical...

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I hope to be able to do similar strategies in the inland empire down the road a little bit!

Having the security of trust will be just another stepping stone to financial freedom and the growth of your empire!

@Nancy Mascorro I live in the Inland Empire and am quite familiar with MH prices. $11k isn't necessarily a steal, esp since it's a single wide.