@Sahil Rajput if you want to invest in CA, the only area I know that you can potentially cash flow would be parts of Inland Empire in Southern California and those would be D class areas.

Have you ever looked in the Inland Empire area?

You can:Go to other markets, or;Find motivated sellers or;Adjust your financial criteria to reflect market forces (either directly or through using some value-add approach after purchase), or;Hold off expansion of your empire until the Gods (market forces) see things your way, or;Pack it in and play the stock market.BTW, drop the "two months" self-imposed deadline: You will wind up doing a deal for the sake of doing a deal, trying to convince yourself it is "good'" not because it actually is "good."

Have you ever thought about looking in the Inland Empire, since it's a bit cheaper?

I have seen the cost for these services to be around $1,500 here in the Inland Empire.

I got an expensive schooling but I was able to put all of those lessons to work down the road to build a pretty nice little empire. 

Hi all, I'm looking to invest in this area because it's close enough to where I live (Orange County).  My mortgage broker is telling me this is an up and coming area that is low risk, high reward potential.  After vis...

What are some great t (even if they're crazy) strategies for building the real estate empire with 250K if we could go anywhere and were will to do anything?

Constant wars, overspending and runaway inflation left the Roman Empire's Treasury empty. 

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