If we can get those as well we will own almost 75% of the street and be the "King and Queen" of the neighborhod!

In California title fees are heavily regulation.

I am certainly not down on wholesaling, and it is certainly not dead in this market, in fact, if you know how to lock up great deals, it can be a great source of income for you.I work in higher price point market areas (southern CA) and as such, my standard wholesale fee on a regular deal is around $10k, and I have made as much as $40k on deals in the past, it all depends on what the market will bear and how good of a spread you locked up in the first place.

I got an offer from a capital advisory service out of CA to assist me in fundraising and marketing to investors for my syndications.

Most CA investors are buying outside their state to places like Memphis and other cities as pricing is cheap and rent is good.

Make friends with a title officer and they will give you access to systems that let's you pull any document you want.If you have MLS access, the ones in California come with a First American product called Realist that gives you basic ownership info for free.

Well here in Northern CA, many of the auctions open up well below what is owed, and some open at what is owed, even if it is well above the value of the property.

Tax auctions can be very competitive anywhere in CA.

how do i calculate closing costs if i am a buyer and seller in CA?

I have noticed lately that single family homes have been falling in certain ares or Orange and Los Angeles Counties in California.