There are triplex and larger listings on the MLS right now in Orange, Fountain Valley, Santa Ana, Stanton ETC... think INLAND and NORTH county that you could get into for $500,000 down.

In addition to numerous tradition RE related investments (most individually owned but some as LP), here are our unusual investments (both are RE related, but not what is common on this site)- I have mentioned this one a few times on BP, when fracking was just starting to be known to the general public (near turn of century), we purchased mineral rights in North Dakota.  

BTW - I'm looking to acquire 5-10 STRs in the Royal Oak/Birmingham area north of Detroit.

Thanks for the kind words mate.Global warming will warm up the North heheKeep being great.We look up to you guys at REI Nation 🙏

However I’m unable to find anything on the lands/properties by entering the parcel ID nor the names.

Welcome to bidding in North Carolina, dropping this thread in here too.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/921/topics/1162715-due-...I vented my case, and it's pure ******** for this market.

Out east, in the Hamptons and the North Fork, there have always been short term rentals.

Pulling money out doesn’t affect the cost of purchase, nor the cost of sale.

If you are getting your hands dirty I'd say stay local because your appreciation will be better long term but if you want the passive route there are several markets east of you and maybe north.

I own a SFR on 75th and multi family just north of there in the Arleta rentals... trying to see if people are seeing an upswing in that area and long term prognosis is moving in the right direction.Any insight appreciated!