Finally decided...Being persistent, working hard, having habits like reading at least 10pages a day, listening to 1podcast/day from Bigger Pockets, making savings....it's time to move forward. Seems like the first dea...

Even investors from California, particularly Orange County, San Diego, and SoCal CA are investing in and finding great deals in AZ.Small Multi family are very competitive to find though.

Hello Josh,CFRI (Central Florida Real Estate Investors) Meets the last Thursday of every month in Port Orange.

I will say that you won't really see multifamilies in irvine, you usually find those type of properties in the older areas on orange county like santa ana, fullerton, or along the coast where you're dealing with a much higher cost.

Hey everyone,So I'm looking into house hacking in Orange county and I have a few questions. 1) Can I bundle the closing cost into an FHA loan?

With that said, if it was orange county, that could be $1.2M, and the $10K savings could be $100K and the$3K could be $30K, then the numbers are big enough to look differently.

My wife and I have been just setting aside cash to buy a home. we have multiple ideas, starting from:1. buy a single family condo/townhome here in orange county2. stretch a bit, buy a duplex here, rent out the other smaller property, eventually move out to a second home and turn this one into a rental property. 3. buy in my hometown (Duluth GA) as a rental, while we still rent an apartment.

I have a project in Oceanside, CA so San diego, or South Orange and Riverside County providers make more sense. 

Hey guys, I wanted to get some feedback from the Orange County community in SoCal where I'm looking for a multifamily deal.

Could be a nice play considering the student body has potential renters and Airbnb use considering the out of state visitors while also being relatively close to multiple (Mountain station and south orange) train stations with the NY direct lines