More than willing to work in CA, but would really need a seasoned investor to lead the way.Long Term: Continue to flip, but also begin to acquire multi-family units that have significant immediate equity and/or cash flow at least $100 per unit with a minimum cash flow of at least $800 per month.

Great comments are being made by these seasoned guys.

I haven't necessarily secured a hearty endorsement from my more seasoned and wiser supervisors.  

Families, singles, Spring Breakers etc.Over the years I received as much as $2750 per week and less for the lower seasons.

I feel like it could be open season for a tenant to take advantage of an inch of snow on the ground.

I'm here to learn from all of you seasoned investors and I'm too green to pull the trigger on investing at this time which is why I'm here and jumping into these conversations.

I'm originally from Idaho and I have wanted to move back seasonally in the next 3 to 5 years.

You also will be faced in the resale seasoning requirements (some require 6 month holding and some 1 year).You will have to explain how you purchased just a month ago and now it's worth $30K more when all you did was paint the place and do some rough-framing in the basement.

Local REIA Clubs are a good place to meet seasoned investors.

This is assuming all are equally seasoned and experienced.