I have deals in Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino County's just keep looking....... deals are like needles in hay stacks, your going to have to move a lot of hay to find a needle.

You never want to over pay for a property because finding an end buyer to sell it too will be a needle in a hay stack (with no needle)

Out of 30+ returned call I had finally found a needle in a hay stack, the seller whom returned my called was the daughter of the title holder which who had passed away 2 years ago.

Looking in the North Side is like looking for a needle in a hay stack.

It gets to feel like you are looking for a needle in a hay stack but that is just how it is. 

The risk associated with picking individual stocks is not my cup of tea, I prefer to buy the whole haystack and invest in index funds.  

It is certainly possible to find decent deals out in public, but it's going to be a needle in a haystack.

Doing it this way you are analyzing 1000's of properties at the same time.Instead of looking for a needle in a haystack, you should be looking for stacks of needles.

We want to invest in large cities with low cost housing, 2-3 large hospitals, 1-2 colleges (major, state or community) and decent job growth with the potential to grow/boom... you know we want to literally find a unicorn or a needle in a haystack.

It is a needle in the haystack to find a deal on there.