I recommend Brandon Turner's book; below is the URL to understand all the create low or no money down approaches. 4.

I always heard on the BP Podcast and Rookie Podcast to join the forums and FB groups, so I FINALLY did that.My first question would be how can I find a partner with cash and how can I approach them with this idea of fixing and flipping a home?

Further, most come in with a "please help me" instead of your "how can I help you" approach.

If you're doing the second approach (which is what your management company is doing) the expenses are already factored in. 

The FMV of the property is approaching double that.I also supposed this is a good lesson. 

Would love any Adobe about how to approach investing in that area or who to reach out to.

I'm just not sure what the best approach is with our current primary residence as we are new to real estate investing.

I tend to like the type of rehab rule approach better. 

Talk to the city planning division before you approach the council and see if you can do a public records request to obtain the property’s permit history. 

I would like to work my local market in California but what sellers ask for doesn't seem to leave me with any working deals and working direct to sellers/buyers out of state has its limitations.Would you advise to persevere in California working direct with parties or taking the virtual approach in a different market?