I've heard good things about Oklahoma, but it is very far from CA and I personally wouldn't bet on very speculative developments across the country.

Personally, my investment funds will be targeted elsewhere for the foreseeable future. 

As an investor, I've never experienced what you've posted.

I recently saw a post from Anthony Walker asking experienced real estate professionals and those newer to the business about gaining a competitive advantage and it got me thinking about what competitive advantages a real estate private equity firm can attain in their business.

The most important thing is to interview each person and do your due diligence on what matters to you.

but it takes time and effort - like going to the market IN PERSON, and setting up a team IN PERSON. 

@Alan Mills First of all, are you sure you are saving money by not using an experienced attorney?

I'm especially intrigued with the Office Hours, and that he apparently personally coaches you through RE strategies/challenges. 

As a realtor, I've guided many clients through their first property investments and I'm always eager to learn more from experienced investors.

I am reaching out in hopes of connecting with someone experienced in flipping mobile homes (with land) who would be willing to collaborate with me on a project.