This thing makes me nervous as I've heard some horror stories from Landlords as California is a tenant friendly state.Does anyone have any helpful tips, experience they'd like to share with this kind of situation? 

Thank you guys for all the tips. 

Thanks for the tip - I may wait a few months and then go to the paid membership when I'm closer to being ready.

Any tips on negotiating in general?  

I go over cleaning tips, point out problem areas, and answer questions.

If you have any helpful tips in all ears.I've listened to a lot of the podcasts so I'm hoping to learn a lot more!

Account Closed thanks for the tip, will def be looking into mentorship!

The trick is finding a team of people you can trust, using layers of protection and advice, and making sure everyone else makes money so they are happy and want to take care of you.If you think about it, unless you're a super handy guy or insist on managing your own properties, you wouldn't need to go directly to your own property even if it was right down the street.

Not sure if such a book would exist for real estate investors, but I would be open to any type of book that can give useful information and tips on talking to motivated sellers (or sellers with any level of motivation).

I was wondering if there is any recommendations of investor friendly title companies or any tips on where I can generate a good buyers list, any mentions would be so great.