However, the BRRRR method could be applied in the inland empire - think San Bernadino, Victorville, etc,  You will just need to really find a good deal.

Hey @Lindsey Iskierka if you ever find yourself looking for deals out in the Inland Empire, feel free to reach out to me.

Hi BP,I was wondering if anyone has had recent experience with bidding on auctioned homes in the Inland Empire?  

Congrats on your existing MFH and best of luck growing your empire! 

I regularly attend the inland Empire real estate investment club it's on the 3 rd Wednesday of every month.  

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Another market is the Inland Empire.

"- Yoda from The Empire Strikes Back.

This goes back to the History of Empires from the time of Babylon.