Hello everyone,I am looking for a good 203k HUD consultant in the Inland Empire, CA area.

To me this still makes no sense, but what I currently am asking is what is the enticement for many when it comes to investing in land.

You will learn what works best for your empire over time.Originally posted by @Jim S.

We already did a few successful flips in the Inland Empire.

Call a big syndicator like Inland and ask them.  

my brokers office is located about 50-60 (inland empire) miles away from where i spend most of my time at (los angeles/orange county).reason why i joined that office is because my buddy works there and wanted me to join. but im looking to farm in LA/OCMy business cards and postcards will have this inland empire address on it and im worried i will have trouble getting leads because my office is pretty far. will it effect my business?

In the book, Jim Collins talks about developing concepts from empirical deductions directly from data.

I've bought property at short sale from people who thought they could quickly build a RE empire, and ended up broke with all their property underwater.

@Lawrence Garcia I'm in Irvine/Orange County and I wholesale in the Inland Empire, where you live. 

It takes me a year to build this back up for the next one, but for a long term strategy I feel really good about having 25% equity minimum starting out...the odds of my little empire falling apart feel lower than if I had 0, or 3, or 5% equity in a home.