Most auctions will require cash, so unless you have deep pockets, that option will probably have to wait until you get your empire rolling. 

Dear fellow SoCal investors, For those of you who Wholesale and/or Fix and Flip in the Inland Empire (Riverside, San Bernardino, Ontario, Fontana, Rialto, etc.) do you have a business license?

I suspect that there is usually large construction vehicles on the statue but the statue is so big, and the viewing is so far away, that it is hard to notice the construction vehicles.I have seen great cathedrals, great pyramids (Tikal among others), great buildings (Empire state building), great structures (Eifel Tower, Holt antenna array, Washington Monument, Old wall of Dobrovnik), other pretty good statues (mt Rushmore).  

Eventually, I want to create an empire with a big enough cash flow that I can be financially free.

Hello there,For those who have invested in the IE area, is it a good area to invest in? based on your experiences. I'm new to real estate investing. I'm looking to do BRRRR or rental properties (single home family) to...

It is actually easier to invest in the "Inland Empire" because the properties cash flow as opposed to other local areas.

@Vincent Crane,Atlanta has a great future ahead in terms of business climate and building your real estate empire. 

Do you know of any meet ups.Hi Robin, I am also in the Inland Empire and very familiar with your area (I worked in Murrieta).   

Hi BP members, I am in Southern California, Inland Empire Area.

so we both protect ourselves and interests, don't want to have a multi million dollar empire and fight over money not good!.