But you see more than 1 …no red but an orange flag… then I would give them an opportunity to provide extra information to cover for it.

The attic space was lived in by the prior owners years ago, and finishing this conversion seems to be the easiest (DIY) and lowest hanging fruit to me, but I'm not sure.Thanks! 

He’s weighing putting his Orange County house on the market and becoming a renter rather than an owner.

@Patrick KaiserFlippers are trying to extract all the juice from the orange so to speak and I've dealt with this before.

Here's the link to the map: https://eig.org/distressed-communities/2022-dci-interactive-...Distressed zip codes are in brown and orange.

That volume and scale finds the low hanging fruit before you can.

The lowest hanging fruit is likely your ability to approach a seller that needs a new HVAC and replace it at cost, then you would be reimbursed at close of escrow for the effort but you would also secure the listing.

I'm in Orange County CA south of LA and we host real estate networking meetups once a month in Anaheim.

Lots of kids get fruit snacks and the like.More adults get more adult snacks.

There is no “one” single challenge.Innocent question however until you do a few probates in your local venue do you realize how many variables are involved.How about scaling the marketing side (only) and see what fruits your efforts produce.I’ve done well over two thousand probate transactions since I started in 1978 and I see no benefit to look outside of my home state.We have (58) counties in CA and, despite a single probate code, there are local rules of court to deal with and an almost infinite number of fact patterns.