Congrats on your first purchase and your ambition to expand your empire. 

@Leigh Ann Smith @Richard Salazar @Matt Afolabi I just uploaded my power point to this website.http://www.biggerpockets.com/filesThis is my strategy, now granted things will change here and there throughout life but this is the direction I want my empire to go.

just rely on that inspector and your judgementhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/files/category/formsI was born and raised in Pomona, CA so i know the areas of the Inland Empire.  

The property details are explained below.I reside in SD California looking to invest in a rental property in the Inland Empire area.

I follow Sean Terry and Chris Chico, I think both styles blended together will create the empire that I desire.

As noted by @Sean Brooks your best bet is to have a discussion with the listing agent, state your position with empirical data (recent sales) and hope to get a call in a few months when the seller/agent check in with reality.   

I once did a back of the envelope calculation on long term rates using empirical research and data on the relationship between the fed funds rate and the 10 year treasury.

Me and my partner are almost to the point where we can begin our wholesaling business, which will eventually turn into an empire.

I live in Los Angeles and am interested in investing in rental property in Inland Empire.

Take your remaining capital, find good SFH in good areas, buy them cash, rent, let them season, connect with a solid portfolio lender and build your empire.