Hello,I am planning to start with the first flip in Southern California.

Hi @Roberto Candelario, I would check out Southern Orchards, Franklinton, North Linden, Hungarian Village, Milo-Grogan, and South of Main are a few I would recommend. 

We were wanting to protect ourselves from making sure all 6 bedrooms are rented and also not raising many eyebrows with that many leases in one home(southern college doesn't like when 2 or more females are living in a single family home).

Originally from there but live in southern california.

Her and I were both born and raised in Maryland, her in La Plata (that is Southern MD, some of the best MD crab cakes out there, for those who don't know!)

@Sarah Larbi runs a successful meetup for Southern Ontario RE investors. 

I am looking to network with fellow Southern California investors, wholesalers, lenders and agents.

Hungarian Village might be considered 'C', but is negligible in distance to downtown/German Village from 'B' Merion Village or Southern Orchards; it's also one of the next areas to rise considerably in value.Yes, there are clear areas with lowest incomes, values, most crime, poorest transit, etc. - beyond that, there is a lot of opportunity even in areas that many would write off.

I'm looking to find a deal that i can BRRRR for my first property in central/southern, NH.

I'm a 26 year old history teacher and own a home in the Central Coast of California but am turning it into a rental as I am living in Southern California for at least 2 years.I am looking toward buying homes in different markets such as the Midwest and South and using property managers to rent them to create a long term plan for retiring with rental income.