In CA the only way to get some seller interested in your offer is no contingency, and often no loan meaning if you do not move forward after acceptance the seller can keep your deposit.

I’m still trying to determine the market (or markets) I want to get into, but am definitely looking at something long distance as southern CA property is a bit too expensive for my initial jump.Here’s a little background on me:I’m born and raised in Orange County, CA.

Any contacts/referrals for CPAs or Lawyers in the Kansas City/Independence are would also be greatly appreciated.  

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Currently I run an online business, and part of the reason for the desire to get involved with a rental property is that I see rental properties as a smarter and more stable long term investment as compared to an online business that can dry up in a few years time.Currently I live in a very low income city on the east coast.

Has anyone attended or have any information regarding the Quad Cities Education workshop?  

Hi folks, as the title suggests, I'm trying to figure out if there are any limits on the number of renters you can have in a single family house in La Mirada, CA (which is in LA County).

I don't want to bank on appreciation so I am not considering it but I guess technically I should mention that it's a growing city.

If yes, does this require permits and other things from the city, etc? 

We see this all the time especially from investors in New York, California, and Florida.