But I want to see if I can learn something about wholesaling in San Diego.

I am looking for partners for live auctions in San Jose, CA.

(I can't buy where I currently live because it is insanely expensive).I see several houses for sale in this price range, and all of them look to be big-time fixer-uppers, which is totally fine, but I'm not sure how to analyze the area around the house, the other houses near it, the location, and determine if it would perform well. 

Since people pay a fair amount of taxes (similar to NY and CA) the least they expect is free of charge public services Here in LA people have to suffer a burdensome and highly dysfunctional planning administration asking ridiculous amounts of useless studies and documentation, charging insane fees for very bad services.Architects and owners have to deal with up to 10 different agencies with their own requirements, timeline, fees and applications, resulting in massive delays and costs over the roof.

I acquired my first and only property in Jan 2017 - triplex in the Mission district in San Francisco, CA and am living in one unit.

What happens when you realize the property manager is a clown?  

Now I am finally ready to pull the trigger after getting over the biggest hurdle... convincing the wife.So I currently hold 2 SFRs with no mortgage in San Gabriel Valley and Inland Empire region of SoCal.

I was living in San Marcos for a year and loved it but I wasn't in a good spot financially.

No knowledge  and willing to put up $200 K to do a deal is insane.

Hey guys my name is Charlie, I'm 26 and I live in San Diego.