The California Geological Survey (“CGS”), which developed the map, claims that by using new data and improved computer modeling, it updates 2009 inundation maps showing how far inland a surge of seawater might go in a worst-case scenario.

I'd say the inland empire has more opportunity right now and less competition compared to LA and OC but they're all gonna be difficult to break into.

How have you been taking action towards building your empire: How many off market mailers have you sent?

The inland area has a lot of small multifamily properties that I have been considering.

These deals do happen, but if you think you're going to build an empire on no-money down deals quickly your mistaken. 

Or Inland Empire , Ca.

i’m very familiar with the Inland Empire, including SB as this is where I’ve been looking for deals.

I currently work in Land Development as a W2 employee making $200k+ a year.

I also asked about the condition of the property since Hurricane Irma did sweep through.I received a message from Clayton saying that our property was fine since it was inland a ways.I also received a message from Nicole saying that someone would call me you discuss the status of my property.No word as of yet

It sounds like this one was a dud - Passco and Inland are two that have been in the game for a long time so this is kind of surprising to hear, but everyone's going to have bad deals at some point.