Out of state investing seem to be very hard, out of country is it a mission impossible?

GEG's only mission was to get you to sign on the dotted line.Let me share my personal story a but more.

The Phoenix Rescue Mission says there are 9,000 homeless in the Valley. 

I have a military background and like the growth to the area and the mission of the Ft Smith area and military base.

And the families, the fathers like ME, who live the active-duty lives to support our soldiers on mission, to secure these freedoms and liberties far-FAR too many take for granted. 

and answer a few questions haha Think there has been a lot of them in Riverside at the Mission Inn, not sure if they are still going on; however, use the Lean tab then events, or what I see as really effective, use meetup.com and search a radius for 25 miles on real estate.

@jayhinrichs just because someone has a different job than you doesn't make it any more or less valuable.Most ppl are adverse to change and adaptation, wholesaling is a niche, I assume you and I are in very different spaces, that doesn't mean either of us is incorrect in our mission for our businesses. the point of all this is to learn, not cast dispersions upon one another, this is a village, Jay, it's simple.

I've done some research on local banks that offer HELOCs in San Diego and seems like the best options may be either Mission Fed, SDCCU, or US Bank:https://www.missionfed.com/Home-Equity-Line-of-Credithttps://www.sdccu.com/CURates/EquityLineandLoanRates.pdfhttps://www.usbank.com/home-loans/home-equity/home-equity-line-of-credit.htmlDoes anyone have any advise on which option to proceed with (either based on numbers or personal experience in SD) or another local option that I'm missing?

In Mission Beach they plan a higher quota. 

I'm a GREEN-designated realtor and wholeheartedly believe in your company's mission to build intentionally and sustainably.