Keep expanding your empire. 

Hotel Lobby counter attacks when you become big:https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/23/nyregion/airbnb-nyc-law.html

I would love to sit down and talk with some full-time real estate investors in the Inland Empire area. 

Currently, I'm exploring other off-MLS ways to find deals--direct mail, driving for dollars, etc.According to Realtor.com, the Riverside market is a top 10 market for 2017--with prices expected to rise by 4.98%, and number of home sales to rise by 6.88%.http://research.realtor.com/2017-national-housing-...I believe a lot of this growth in the Inland Empire is compounded by, if not outright caused by, the LA market.

(I don't make much and I live in the Inland Empire in California) Its not easy to find properties in that price range let alone multi-units in that price range where I live.Now I partly attribute some of my success so far on being in the right place at the right time.I made several offers before actually having one accepted.

Until then I'm planning to build my RE empire...

But I may be forced to discontinue my relationship with ISpeedtolead.com if resolution isn't found in a reasonable timeframe.I'll follow up later.PS:   By the way, i'm a investor veteran, with over 600 homes purchased over the past 25 years, former founder of the Inland Empire Investors Club, and a licensed real estate agent.

Just don't get sucked into the Kiyosaki Training Empire with its $30k training seminars!

You're doing great with two properties in your empire. 

I flip homes in the Inland Empire.