And I have a very possible commercial tenant lined up, for after-sale for multiyear lease commitment (after repairs), 2000k a month, rented 2nd-floor unit is grossing 1200k currently paying and up to date (this year taxes due less than 8k).I have worked on an executive summary property, datasheet, and other numbers but I just don't know this mixed stuff, I want to be reputable always, I don't want to be misleading or be incorrect (can't post it in this thread anyway- no address included here).2nd) East Orange NJ, 4bed, 2 baths, converted 2 family into 1 family, 1400- 1700sqft, it has been fully gutted, the new fully open concept upon entering 1st floor. and rehabber is out of money and time, but into this deal already 200k in the current rehab. interesting point lots of materials are pre-purchased and locked in the property and included in offer, like the roof, some hardwood, some kitchen materials and more.

My wife and I have been just setting aside cash to buy a home. we have multiple ideas, starting from:1. buy a single family condo/townhome here in orange county2. stretch a bit, buy a duplex here, rent out the other smaller property, eventually move out to a second home and turn this one into a rental property. 3. buy in my hometown (Duluth GA) as a rental, while we still rent an apartment.

I will say that you won't really see multifamilies in irvine, you usually find those type of properties in the older areas on orange county like santa ana, fullerton, or along the coast where you're dealing with a much higher cost.

Hey everyone,So I'm looking into house hacking in Orange county and I have a few questions. 1) Can I bundle the closing cost into an FHA loan?

Similar to you, I started wholesaling but for a flipper in Orange County CA.

Hello Josh,CFRI (Central Florida Real Estate Investors) Meets the last Thursday of every month in Port Orange.

Even investors from California, particularly Orange County, San Diego, and SoCal CA are investing in and finding great deals in AZ.Small Multi family are very competitive to find though.

Down the line, it will become a good property and since I keep seeing pricing in the Los Angeles/Orange County area getting higher and higher and people moving further out, I feel Bakersfield can slowly go up. 

Which just looking on the MLS has not been very fruitful lol.

I live in Orange County, Ca and analyzing a triplex listed at $999,999 with 30% down.