I'd like to start attending some REI networking events in Orange County, CA.

I am living in Orange County, Southern California and I am interested in local properties, particularly in Riverside and San Bernardino counties as the propertie prices are not too high.

This article appeared yesterday (Oct 26th) in the Orange County Register.'

Orange County 

http://www.floridarealestateinstitute.com/courses....Florida Real Estate Institute, main office is in OP, Orange Park just outside the Jacksonville's county line. 

Thanks List Price: $350,000Advertised cap: 8.2%Monthly rent: $2440.00NOI: $28,740Lease expiration:  June 20, 2020Renewal options:  One, 5 year option remaining with rent escalation to $2600.00 per monthTenant:  Single building; single tenant; Large Michigan based pizza, orange color; franchisee with 10 locations; not corporateSq feet:  3960       Year built:  1979Lease type:  NNNHighlights:  National brand, retail corridor, 4 lane highway main road frontage, adequate visibility, signage and parking. 

The reason for this post is I have recently moved to Orange County, California from the UK and am hoping to start a Property Management company for Single/Multi family residential units as well as vacation rentals. 

I am living in Orange County but went to Texas A&M so part of my heart still lives in Texas!

I grew up in Orange County so sticking to the west coast so far.Currently work in the tech sector out here (surprise surprise huh), but looking to learn and (hopefully) invest in RE in a passive/PT manner.I don't have a ton of background in RE.  

I'm not sure about your market, but where I am (Orange County), you really need to be quick for some of these distressed homes to flip.