Yet I don't think they considered it was on a pristine stocked fishing river bordering a state park as there is nothing comparable for these features. 

As for posting in this thread, the geographic areas are not exclusively for those locals, anyone can reach out to others for any reason.Teach someone to fish, they can take care of themselves. :)   

Trying to be a problem solver instead of just another fish in the sea.

I never introduced my self so here I am to say hi.Ive been going to sheriff sales in my area and finally bought a foreclosure and now I am trying to broaden my horizons Maybe with hud. homes or REO but Im still learning with all the great posts on here .

There's plenty of fishes in the sea.

It does increase the marketability of a property, makes it easier for a buyer to buy and broadens the field of buyers who can't qualify today for a variety or reasons for bank/conventional financing.As to you lending when the bank won't, I suggest you have your buyer (along with you) see a lender to be "pre-qualified" to see how far out the buyer is from qualifying.

As I look to broaden my areas of real estate research, I'm curious to what cities/zip codes SoCal investors are actively looking at locally? 

- 1 year washing dishes- 3 shifts at Burger King- 10 years construction- 10 seasons commercial fishing (Self Employed Owner/Operator)- 3 years Buy n' Hold (6 properties)Batchlors Degree from Central Michigan University in Entrepreneurship.  

Why not shoot for bigger fish and save the headaches.

Hi All,Just thought I'd take a stab at asking for some advice. I'm looking across the street at a vacant house (4 beds 3 baths 2,512 sqft). I know the owners needed to move out of state and are asking a tad more than ...