If you are looking for cash flow in Irvine you are barking up the wrong tree...

We had a someone try and break into our house in So Cal and that night the dog was in the garage so the burglar didn't even try to get in after a 75 pound bark.

I am not sure where all this hostility is coming from Ryan, but I can assure you, you are barking up the wrong tree here.In this last thread you referenced, with Jimmy at the end, you misunderstood (which I later clarified without any argument from you) a wording of "fair", but other than that, there were no disagreements of opinion.People have asked in the past what a "fair" or "reasonable" wholesale fee is and I have clearly stated that 10%-20% of the spread is "reasonable" but of course, in our free enterprise, you can get whatever the market will bear.

It states that rock and bark cannot be used as a substitution for grass or groundcover in growing areas that can be seen by other home owners.

The taxing authority, to me is like a barking dog that bites.

All the trustees are there barking out their properties at the same time.

PS I'm mainly looking at 2-4 unit propertiesPPS: Please also say if I'm barking up the wrong tree entirely, and if you feel that the extra income by buying in these areas is not worth the hassle/risk

I'm so happy to have the little hound bark everytime a stranger approaches our place. -- Dawn

If you did, you have a duck barking like an installment contract and an equity interest is gained by the Oprtionee with each payment.

Don't complicate things by duplicating current municipal ordinances, like barking dogs, yard lights shinning in another neighbor's windows, basketball goals in the driveway (one thing I really don't want to listen to at night...or anytime for that matter, is a bouncing basketball).Others will have much more I'm sure, but get an attorney early on before you set anything in stone that may haunt you later and require a majority vote to change or modify.