I would like to do this in OC and inland empire as well but am not sure how wholesalers logistically do it.JCC- I'll contact you shortly and send a colleague request as I will be meeting with many owners, a lot of upside-downers and some equity holders.

I'm intend to use the equity to purchase some investment property and build my real estate empire.

The numbers work well in the Inland Empire, where we're currently looking for another rental.

BofA has a similiar guideline, but I have a difficult time recommending them for any type of business (the evil empire).

Most empires fail over time due to complacence and over-reach.

Hey all, my name is Kelli and I'm from the Inland Empire.

If there is, this mortgage from the seller is a "wrap mortgage".Lease/option (SFR) or master lease option (multiunit).If you want to build a large enough rental empire for that to be your job, you'll end up with all these variations.

Some commercial properties have been sold this way (Harold Helmsley syndicated and seperated the land, building and building operation of the empire state building into 3 different entities in 1962), this is not common in residential housing.

If you're looking all the way in Visalia, why not look at the inland empire of LA?

For quite some time now I've concentrated on looking at two of those, the far reaches of the Inland Empire (Hemet, Victorville, Desert Hot Springs, etc.), and the least desirable parts of LA (South Central, Compton, etc.)