Does anyone have a good source for locating HOA information for complexes in California.

In our state you have to sign that you're giving them the right to visit and assess inside the property.

There were 47,171 foreclosures on California properties in the first quarter of 2008.

Developments are located in Southern California.

Any legislation that exists...California having the only one that I am aware of that defines rent skimming and was probably put into place due to pressure from the lending industry...i am sure is directed at the big fish who have huge multi family units who stop paying their mortgage and keep collecting rents...the money was originally lent to these people based on the projected rental income.

Since I am in California, the single family homes would have to be purchased in much less prime areas, that are not nearly as desirable, to cash flow.

I think FL's going to be harder hit than CA because you have a lot more business and industry in CA.

Considering selling a CA residential building lot, which is now maybe worth much more than I paid for it years ago.I would be doing it via a 1031.I'm not sure how to ask the question so pardon my stumbling here:The 1031 defers fed taxes, right, but not CA taxes?

CA needs a $7 billion loan . . . anyone, anyone . . .

I'll admit California is considered a Hard, Hard Money market but, if you hunt for it....it's out there.http://www.scotsmanguide.com/default.asp?