I verified with the city and investors can add them with meters on single-family homes as long as there are no deed restrictions.

We have a partnership with BP so you can get access to most of the features for free with your BP Pro account.

Things are usually more accessible.

I believe we can all be successful and that there is a lot of opportunity for those who educate, properly access risk/return, and take appropriate actions.  

It's a shame that it costs $200-$400/month for access.

The agent didn't have access to property and after waiting over 20 minutes the agent jumped the fence and climbed through a broken window to let me in.

They are zoning and land use regulations, accessibility, environmental factors, market analysis, topography and terrain, utilities and services, neighbourhood characteristics, restrictions and opportunities, development feasibility, financial analysis etcetera.

On another note, you have some fairly restrictive laws regarding private lending, consumer protection (seller financing to an owner occupant) and loan servicing in CA state so make sure you are allowed to do this on your own and understand the licensure requirements to lend, broker loans, and service them as well.

And there are strict loan covenants  that require doing on going work with Naca  deed restrictions on when you can sell etc etc. 

It was owned by the state highway department and was originally bought to put in a limited access highway interchange.