Hi @Qi Ming Chen, The Southern California markets are very pricey indeed, so it makes the decision as to where to invest very difficult for those of us in SoCal. 

Don't be afraid to check out NKY either or even the Southern Dayton, Ohio area that borders the Cincinnati suburbs.Clifton and CUF are nice college areas, but I think prices tend to be a little inflated given the college atmosphere.

I wanted to document what I thought so others could see if they came across this thread I found that as metonied earlier in this thread the areas in the southern part of the neighboorhood seemed a little more run down.

Most of the activity happens in Southern Hamilton county area.  

Anyone have any experience with costs of cheap prefab homes in southern wi?

I'm not sure if that's how investing financing works.With that said is anyone in the San Diego / Southern California area know of any good hard money lenders (companies)?

What documents do I need, what do banks look for and what's the LTV I can get from banks in the Southern California area?

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I just took my state licensing exam for California this pass Saturday and passed. I need to find a brokerage to work for and have been getting many different opinions on who to join, but ...

My group and I are looking at investing OOS because the price point to enter the REI game in Southern California is just too high right now.

I noticed people here mentioned experience from Baton Rouge and southern Mississipi that the price is going to increase for the house not being flooded.