Here in CA, there is more and more of a buzz regarding a correction so we'll see if that happens and then sweeps east. 

The 3 scenarios are as follows:Scenario #1: sell my condo and invest the capital gains in a market outside of California that I know well and has good cash flow.Scenario #2: refinance my condo under a conventional loan which would free up all of my VA entitlement.

Hi - I do commercial projects mainly, but happy to share some insights with you, I moved here a few years ago from California, you will love it!

I figured it would just be a blind shot for me to pick and thought of you since I live in La Habra, CA just about 5 minutes from your office in Fullerton.

I'm based in CA and just purchased two turn-key duplexes in the Milwaukee area.  

Hello,I am looking into purchasing my first tax defaulted property in Riverside County, CA.

I popped up for a surprise visit and the lawn was severely overgrown and air filters looked like they hadn't been changed in months, so I fired him.  

I was interested in listing our investment property with them because we have PM company in place and long-term tenants ($3000 a month) with great appreciation in California.

I called my brother in CA to tell him what his end of the cash would be.

We are in California which probably doesn't help things for us buyers.