It's an option to be considered, and it's big business for the many people involved in the process -- lenders, inspectors, real estate sales, the home improvement industry, construction, real estate attorneys, etc.  

I like point #3 of meeting up at a local spot for dinner and drinks to network.  

I was fresh out of college with a good job doing industrial sales, but I hated waking up every day. 

I worked in the title industry for 10 years and never heard of a "Seller's Policy".

I do already have videos out on the web and I guess I can redo them or edit for the real estate industry.

You made the first step in connecting on the largest social network specifically for the Real Estate Investing industry.

I tend to be rather conservative and dont want to get into a spot that I lose my shirt in order to pay off the hard money lender.  

I have been in housing industry for 40 years and the key is to find something that is below market and needs fixing.

Bakersfield is far from the bottom as prices have appreciated a good amount in the past few years, but pressure from oil industry layoffs have keep prices lower than other areas of CA (some of which are pushing all-time highs).

My company is looking for a 5000-8000 sqft warehouse in either City of Industry or Ontario, for purchase or for lease.