The low-hanging fruit is gone, but if you're willing to work hard by getting off the beaten path and overturning a lot of rocks, you can be quite successful.And there are several resources - quite a few folks here on Bigger Pockets and the many specific BP posts and forums from those knowledgeable Investors & Owners, your State Self Storage Association, podcasts, You Tube Videos, and some of us even have written books and/or have meetings and trainings too.In other words, there's quite a bit at your disposal. 

Hi Orange County!

I am an aspiring RE investor from the Orange County, CA area.Hoping to get some insight on the procedures I should follow in order to get permission to build a 2nd story addition.I've been debating whether to build up or build out for an ADU that is on my lot.

@Khoa Nguyen I'm a real estate agent with RE/MAX (licensed in Indiana), and we have a large network of agents around the country, especially in the Orange County, CA area that are "investor friendly".

I’m in the DFW market and a newbie so if you all decide to DFW area which is very fruitful, I’d love to connect and learn with/from you and your team.

I'm in the process of getting HELOC in Orange County, CA. 

Sorry in advanced if I sound like I have no idea what I'm talking about, it's because I have no idea when it comes to rehabs.I just bought 2 investment properties in orange county california.

Looking in Orange County.

I am simply looking to get the roof reshingled (not even sheathing work).The home is in Orange County, NY where there is no license requirement on the county level.

There are likely easier deals and lower hanging fruit out there to chase.