I'm looking to sell a condo I own in Southern California. 

Doesn’t mean that the house is necessarily vacant.Could be a rental, could be a second home that they occasionally visit.

In CA your primary’s mortgage interest and real estate tax benefits will be materially reduced beginning this year by the new RE/SALT limits.

These people typically look for retirement housing that allows them to visit mom and dad in nearby care facilities, and they're also worried about aging in place themselves because they have firsthand experience with the problems of noncompliant housing.As far as I can tell, astonishingly, no one else is doing this in rentals in Pittsburgh, despite the obvious demographics. 

if that is even possible.Living in Southern California, in the Valley specifically, where do I get the appropriate contracts that I need to do a proper wholesaling?

My CPA/attorney can do it for me of course but wants $3500 to do it, which is typical for CA. 

my suspicion (I havent gotten access yet) is that these three small cottage style rentals are not on seperate meters, and owner is paying utilities... therefore got solar... which I dont like... in Ca... people blast AC and behave like kids with their power if they arent paying it... 

There are places in California that are like out of state if you wanted something a bit closer to your front door.

Try visiting a few mobile home parks you're interested in.

I had the same revelation as Justin about 6 months ago during a trip back home to visit my sister, who is based in Denver.