As @Curt Davis mentioned https://limaonecapital.com looks like a good options to start with.Then go to the market and try to understand what a good deal is. you will need to look at over 12% gross yield and minimum 15% bellow retail value for it to be a reasonable deal. remember you need that discount OR equity upside as its non appreciating market and you want to recycle your money/deposit out.

3-unit in Cook County, garbage/recycle $58.61 a month for the smallest containers.

The icing on the cake is that a lot of vinyl floors are comprised of recycled materials and are completely recyclable themselves.

While searching the net I found to read certain blogs in Gorilla Bins ( http://www.gorillabins.ca/blog/how-to-start-an-e-waste-recycling-business/ ) about how to start an E-waste recycling business.It seems more informative to me.But still, I need some suggestions from the experienced persons because I am new to this field. please do help me! 

Hello All,I have been interested in investing in real estate for a few years but never pursued it as I am today. Since committing to this goal of becoming a successful real estate investor, I have found several helpfu...

I decided I can't work with him with future projects but firing him now will only cost me more time, looking for someone to finish, and money because of course the next guy will try to milk the situationWhat would y'all do?

I am a small business person in the Inland Empire ( recycling/transportation/business consulting) , that is looking to learn and invest in the Inland Empire.  

We buy them, rehab, place a renter and then refinance cash out original down payment funds and recycle the same funds into the next project - repeat process.  

I see nothing that indicates that the San Diego market going forward will be different than history indicates (but history does show RE cycles so you need to know you can weather a down cycle). 

Do I milk this property further for income to save up cash?