A little dated now but still useful: Green=Good, Purple=Good..but some my not like it because of some surrounding areas, Yellow=Precede with caution, Orange=Bad..but not the worst, and Red=Bad and worst.LIVE MAP

Hi from Orange County.

I tend to go for the "low hanging fruit" The easiest to reach, and most likely to respond people.

I highly recommend this read: How to Buy a Small Multi-Family Property: A Step-by-Step Case StudyGood luck and I hope BP proves to be fruitful for you!

In Orange County terms, that would be like being able to buy a $315,000 home (which I guess would be an old, 1500 Square foot SFR in Santa Ana/Anaheim) that rented for $6,750/mo.

So there are quite a few organizations in Orange County that had not been paying any of the tax bills, and the former tax commissioner never sent their liens to sale.Fast forward however many years later, and there is a new tax commissioner that was elected.

I'm looking to connect with seasoned active investors in the North Orange County area.

My experience spans the Los Angeles and Orange County areas as well as southern Arizona and Hawaii.I am ramping up my real estate investing business and was hoping to both provide assistance with my areas of expertise as well get intel from those that have been there/done that.

Which is better apples or oranges.

This post is worthy of a bump as I know there are many San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles County investors with the same frustrations about investing locally; myself included.