I'm in Orange County.

I live in the Inland Empire but my brokerage has helped many clients purchase multi families in Orange County.

We all seek wealth for different reasons and no one on this post grew up in the middle of the Great Depression, so passing finding flaws in someone who accumulated a net worth an order of magnitude above their peers may not prove too fruitful.

We live in South Orange County, CA and we are looking to purchase our first rental.

@Joe Yeh,Just a word of caution I have been looking at multi-family units within LA, Orange, and Riverside counties and not too many of them will be cash flow positive.

Nothing wrong with either thing but it's like comparing apples to oranges. 

Hello Dennis Williams I think the previous posts about having high efficiency appliances and storage are huge value adds for a multifamily unit.I think partnering with local businesses to showcase a sense of community could be an interesting way to leverage the common areas, such as fruit markets, coffee tastings, or other communal activities.

I live in osceola county so things are a little different but I didn't need to pull a permit but in orange you may have to so make sure you check up on that.

Let's hear your top 5 groups in OC to connect with real estate investors. Go!

I think this is a great way to help build a long term independent future for my wife and kids.I started out purchasing my first SFR in Orange, CA.