I am currently looking at Riverside county area property.

I am a real estate investor living in San Diego and am interested in investing in the Inland Empire (Riverside/ San Bernardino) in CA.

Originally posted by @Glen Whipkins:We have listed our first rental and are screening applicants. 

What’s also interesting to see is the number of cases in a dense city like SF have been low whereas a more spread out area like Riverside county has seen a massive outbreak.

Hi Everyone,My name is Erin Sipowicz, I'm a licensed real estate agent from the Glens Falls area in upstate NY.  

That didn't feel right with me: Anyway, the deal I backed out of was a duplex (both 3bd/2bth) in Riverside (43 y/o property)with a gross monthly rent of $3625/month. unit 1 at $1,950 because it was recently upgraded and unit 2 @ $1675 because there was a tenant in place for the past 10 years so rents weren't raised over time).

Similarly, I might be in the market for ugly, brick bungalows in Riverside (if there are any :mrgreen:), with an avocado tree in the backyard, that have a cumulative DOM greater then 400 days, and that belongs to no HOA; whereas, someone else might be looking for a new ranch-style home along the beach.

California definitely gets a bad rap but riverside is a great place to house hack imo.

Your new BP contributor and Real Estate advocate,Dusteen Brielle with Riverside ReMax licensed broker / Realtor

Prices have dropped so much that multiple offers are becoming the norm again in many areas of Southern California -- SW Riverside County and San Diego, in particular (can you say “bubbleâ€).