hi my name is Barry from the Inland Empire. My wife and I are wanting to get into small multi-family units in our area. I have s construction background so I'm willing to take on some fixer uppers. 

I have been living in Roseville, CA for almost 2 years and I realize I know very little about the market here and the surrounding Sacramento Area.  

Hey BP!! Looking forward to diving into the forums and all the great information on the site.  I have been listening to the podcasts and like what I hear.  Great stories and inspiration. 

Most likely in an expensive area like California your cost per square foot will really make this conversion worthwhile.Lastly, if you are going to take the gamble, make sure that in worst case scenario that you will at least recoup at least the same amount of money you put in, and that the house will sell faster. 

This might mean you wouldn't have to sell in such a timeframe (although market indicators for California say that the next year is a great time to sell). 

In California?

Corporate CRE gigs can be very selective and the network of USC, if California is where you want to be, is tough to beat.

Hello,We are active real estate investors that live in California but invest out of state.  

I am a newbie from Bakersfield, CA and I currently have one SFH rental property.  

In California the only thing a title company ever asked me for was a certification of trust to be completed by the trustee of record, pretty sure they aren't legally entitled to a copy of the trust.