That being said, some common themes we see are lots of dark stained hardwoods (people are starting to ask for wider planks), wood stained front doors, ceramic tile or natural stones ( we don't do any laminate or vinyl products), painted cabinets (generally a white or gray), combined with an accent piece (could be an island or wet bar area) of a different color. 

I've bought the domain,logos, and even the Studiopress theme!

Look up your LLC using the CA Business Search: http://kepler.sos.ca.gov/ See the reason for its suspension, if any.

At least that was the common theme that I found when interviewing some of the most influential members of BP and asked them how to talk to Sellers.

The same happened to the me with a property in Phoenix AZ.

The suspense must be killing anyone reading this now...

In the university area, 3br apartments would be in the $1K range.She will give me a $1000 clean-up credit towards purchase price.The strategy is to get the residential rented by advertising on bulletin boards at the med center (grad students/interns).Then advertise the property for sale as follows:FREE RETAIL SPACE FOR YOUR BUSINESS NEAR UNIVERSITY.orDistressed seller.

But, it has a theme that's relevant.

Greetings Sundeep,I too am based in San Diego County and like you have only recently started diving into the site.One of the common themes I am seeing here is that cash flow oriented investors are looking outside of California to other markets.True, it is much more difficult in the current environment to find real estate opportunities that paper out.

I find it better to read as many as possible on the same subject as you definitely find themes running through them all, just stated differently, but most are not worth the cost of the book as they just state the same old themes in a different way (which is also valuable to learn as you won't be as susceptible to whatever new guru is asking for your money).