Hell, my co-worker just bought a 4/2 in Jonesboro subdivision for $34,000 built in 2000...yikes, they must be adding an insane fee...

And it isn't simple to just invest in SFR rentals in San Diego as the cheapest houses in the ghetto here are $250k and get $1,650 in rent.

For the record zoning in Hawaii (the island of) is still insane but it does allow for vacation rentals and regular tenants.

Jake Kucheck -Here's the problem: I grew up in Baltimore and lived in San Francisco for 10 years, so Atlanta is third on my list of teams who I'm rooting for

I am on new on here so i will go ahead and check out the BP archives, thanksI am working in San Diego, California and i was looking into a buillders risk insurance (course of construction) with big national insurance companies like farmers, all state, state farmso farm state farm told me they can't cover me if i buy it with my Scorp.

It's not the insane cashflows people in "flyover country" are seeing, but it's better than most investments I know if you're not a hedge funder.

Hi, I am a newbie investor and recently purchased (or thought so) a home in san bernardino, ca through an online auction.com occupied reo auction.

I'm going to attend the tax sale here in San Diego in March and I'd like to know what I should watch out for.

Interesting business model he has and to hear him speak about it, its quite simple and sometimes comical.Sounds a lot like what Mitch Stephens has done in San Antonio.

I was born in San Luis, and lived in Cambria for the first few years of my life.