and do you want something inland (like in the country) or a place on the beach?

Empirically, I know this means it's overpriced, despite an initial listing price that I *thought* was under the market, and two price drops since then.We've also listed the house for lease but aren't getting any bites there either.

After a year or two in the game, I would want to start investing in single family homes that I would rent out in my hometown and build my empire big enough to the point where I can quit my job and go into REI full-time.

Inland cap worked great for me!

Riverside and Inland Empire are becoming great markets. 

If you are looking to build a real estate empire, I think the BRRRR strategy might be the better avenue.

Will you just buy 1 or 2 or are you working towards a rental empire?

Eighty-five of these consultants are based in Los Angeles County, 133 in Orange County, 47 in the Inland Empire, 68 in San Diego County and seven in the Bay Area.

One 20,000 sq ft property far inland with a 9% cap rate was asking for $1.6m, I offered $1.4 and all I was able to get the seller to come down is to $1.59.

Hi everyone;I'm a wholesaler who targets the Inland Empire area of Southern California.