They try and paint a picture of an ideal short sale...banks stepping up and taking discounts...loss mitigators listening to reason after you show them your contractors estimates, price opinions, neighborhood stats, sex offenders etc... and rightly so...I firmly believe the people advertising short sale seminars and boot camps are NOT actively doing short sales...otherwise they would have no time to market their products...therefore they lose credibility in my book.The upside is that they prepare you for the process, what paperwork to get from the homeowner so you have authorization to talk to the bank..and that will save you a lot of time.

It can look easy at times, and it cam be, but all 3 have difficulties.

So just message me if i cam assist you

If you get a STR up and running up there, I cam put you in touch with them.

By the way the building is NNN along with CAM charges.

Cash on cash was 18%.Appreciation hasn't been great in the past but it's in a growing area and the "path of progress" since its a hike ride to the new light rail.Another kicker is that one of the current tenants is a sex offender. 

Real Estate Sales, Broker and CAM (Community Association Manager).

A fellow investor has 2000 sq ft in one such building & shares it with several others & they all chip in for CAM.

My first deal cam after 9 months of hard work and lots of disappointments.

I don't know about California laws, but are you required to have your license to become a CAM?