The potential warehouse that could be converted is at 963 61st Place, Oakland CA.

On the low end in California I see custom houses get built for $250/SF + land acquisition costs - on the higher end I've seen easily over $1,000/SF.Easiest way to build would be to find a partially developed piece of land off an existing tract where roads, utilities, and zoning wont be an issue and you wont have to go through lengthy entitlement processes.

Mine is in California and I invest in Michigan.

Eagle Lake no.. we had a family house on the Yuba river in Sierra city.. it was way cool.. 4 generations ago relatives were gold miners and built the home there.. our relative was the Sherriff of Sierra county longest reigning Sherriff in CA history over 50 years..

Either way, here are some thoughts.First, you ought to have a licensed California real estate broker originate this loan for you.

For example, in California, if an unsafe condition was present due to continued leaking pipes, a tenant's rights could include making repairs and taking it out of rent or even termination of lease.

I knew a guy that owned an apartment complex in California for over 30 years.

Even with the PM costs as they are in TX and a few others states I invest in I can net positive cash flow in growing markets.And with my primary residence and other investments I own in CA already I also want to diversify my holdings. 

Hello all, I’m looking to purchase my first rental property in California with 300k and was wondering where I could get a good ROI with that amount at the moment?

I'm New to rei and I'm starting off doing wholesaling but need some hands on guidance to help me on my journey im out of the San Gabriel valley, ca is there anyone that can head me in the right directions?