As far as I know they are mostly found in Orange County, around the beach areas. 

In the last 20 day we put 2 homes in Orange County under contract and are currently tracking over 300 distressed sellers in Riverside, Orange, and LA County's  just waiting for them to make the choice to sell/move on.  

The map turns sharply from orange to blue around Camden, where the difference between white and black communities seems almost like it has a distinct boundary.In Lakewood, the fastest growing municipality in the state, the town's exploding and largely white Jewish population appears to have settled in an entirely different portion of town than the Hispanic and African American populations.The map was developed using a cartographic interpretation of the 2010 decennial Census -- the most robust dataset available to analyze the changing tides of population in the United States.The data was derived from Census race data parsed down to the Census block level, which typically span only a few municipal blocks in most areas.

I am currently flipping homes in Orange County and just purchased a home at the court house steps.  

The different colors of mold range from white to black, including, but not limited to, green, gray, brown, orange, yellow and other colors.

Orange County is tough, I'm sure!

Primarily in Orange, Seminole, and Volusia Counties.  

Frankly, it misses the point.Comparing investing in real estate with retirement funds to investing in real estate with non-qualified funds is apples and oranges.

@Derek GrueThe comparison is apples and oranges. 

And MF which you guys do is not the same its apples and oranges to talking about 1 to 4 units.