I am looking for lenders  for a property (s) in a super super hot So Cal market, where every single silicon valley company is opening offices (Netflix, Amazon, Snapchat, TikTok, Apple, Instagram/Facebook all within 5 miles) and a mass exodus is happening from SF to this area for jobs at these locations. 

I'm going the route of reaching out to my social circle through social media posts (Snapchat,Instagram, FB stories) and that I'm a wholesaler who can help sell their home but also provide other avenues for those who may be struggling to keep their home and arent interested in selling.

If you are game for it then go for it... it's just gonna be a lot of headaches until you find a good team or pay someone enough to turn the headaches into theirs.Whatch what happens when a local city employee sees you're an "out of state" investor while you're doing improvements and send code enforcement all over your californian ***-ets... been there done that.That being said, after a couple years of sweaty nights, we've some what stablized the out of state money pit and it does "cash flow" at this timeRemember property managers LOVE out of state investors... they think we're money bag passive investors.

I understand that costs would vary based on location but if we can use snapchat to turn people into dogs i am sure that same technology could be used to create detailed scope of work.The same question applies to creating a scope of work from a interior image.

It mainly consists of pushing buttons on machines, driving folk lifts 2/8hr work shift, texting/SnapChat all day, napping, taking long lunches, and then repeating. 

I said no sweat. I

I'm getting sweaty just thinking about it. 

Hot as a sweaty armpit in the summer.

Make the money, don't pet the sweaty stuff.

Don't sweat the petty stuff and don't pet the sweaty stuff.