Personally I would not make a large personal resident purchase in socal with the market like it's been lately, I simply don't value having a nice, cute, make me feel good, beautiful, my own, etc home, more than shielding myself from the potential drop in value.

I've heard from other investors that it's not that great.Secondly, the woman I spoke to impressed me.

However, a woman on one of the podcasts (don't remember which one) mentioned how she did her first deal in cash and financed it 20 days after closing using a "delayed financing exemption" .  

I especially like the low taxes in Delaware, and Wilmington is just such a cute little city with adorable brick homes.  

If you are not funny, stop trying to by cute on your site.

As an investor, I am certainly familiar with the frustration of dealing with “Soccer mom” Realtors who pitch cute kitchens and have no acumen on the investing side of the business.

And for your well being, there is little worse than self-delusion.The man who dreams of wealth and yet walks daily toward certain financial disaster and the woman who wishes for happiness and yet thinks thoughts and commits acts that lead her toward certain despair are both victims of the false hope which affirmations without action can manufacture.

@Dell Schlabach But my cat is so cute :)

Super cute little house!

Well...I had bought the property from a woman, her husband had just died and she was also sickly.