Hello BG, I have read all the posts, I am a Real Estate Broker in Ca, and I see this all the time, It is my thought that when you find something that you love and it makes financial sense dont screw around, buy the property and get busy doing what you do.

I'm in US since 1995.I will be so happy to share anything about real estate so it could help others in this business.I'm in Real estate 4th. year and I spent that time in crazy Southern CA market where I lived 12 years.

I've gotta think you're looking at least at $130k per year right off the top and even in CA, it takes much more than an average income to cover that.Anyway, it's obvious getting yourself into this that you're not very good at finances and I think you shouldn't be discounting some of the suggestions so quickly as the comments and advice is coming from people that I suspect have managed money much better than yourself.

With the help of legal team, the debt can be brought down to a reasonable and manageable level that homeowner can afford.For example in Riverside county CA market where houses went down in some places 50% that is a massive toolfor homeowner in default.Do you have any knowledge of that ?

Hey guys my name is Chris and I’m an amateur investor from CA.

As a California home loans professional, I do the best possible job for my clients.

Dave Witt wrote: (they say there's plenty of investment property opportunities w/in X miles of where anyone lives)Not in Southern CA. 99.9% of properties still won't cash flow.

I'm a licensed CA Realtor, and have been for a few years now.

Welcome to BP my name is Kirk King and I just joined yesterday.

Welcome to BP my name is Kirk King and I just joined yesterday.