I’m in Orange County, and yes, things are frothy in the more coastal markets and some inland areas.

Hi there ,I am not understanding how to find leads and off market deals using the Orange County data base and the courthouse.

One of them recently sold 100+ parks to a large PE firm who will likely take that (fund) group of parks public.I would assume those are A B parks not the low end  crappy single wide  10 to 20 unit mom and pop parks.there is a family I did business with in Orange county that owned over 6000 spaces in Orange county.. and get this FREE and clear.. talk about cash cow .. he lives on Lido island .. not sure if the dad is still with us..

They can both be great paths to wealth over time but you are comparing apples to oranges .

Hi people,Can anyone recommend or give a lead on how to find a contractor in Orange, TX.

Hi people,I would appreciate if anyone can recommend a contractor or give a lead on how to find one in Orange, Texas.Thanks you,Ade Amoo

Here's my local Orange County group in case you're interested - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/57....Good investing!

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-ChristopherI think comparing the Raiders in LV to The Browns is apples and oranges.  

I'm originally from the Orange County area and have been in DC for 5 years, I'm ready to move back home but I can't find any Wholesale or properties in need of rehabilitation that will allow me to get back to the Irvine/Newport Beach area at a decent price.I go to OC one week a month for work and I'm only seeing overpriced deals in the nice areas of South OC, and market rate or just above market rate in areas like Westminster, and Santa Ana, these use to be the go-to cheaper neighborhoods.I'm getting so frustrated I joked with a friend about funding a Wholesalers marketing campaign just to get a property in the Irvine/Newport area since that would be cheaper than paying above market rate.