There's so much investor activity in the LA and OC areas and it's forcing a lot of investors to expand their outreach in order to find good deals.

I'm helping with all of the activities (minus cold calling and door knocking) that help to generate leads and acquire properties that they can either exit through wholesaling, fix and flip, wholetailing, and possibly buy and hold rentals. 

I recently had a wholesaler contact me about a property on a D- street (there was a shooting on that block the very next week).

The replacement program was initiated because certain fire extinguishers can become clogged or require excessive force to activate, posing a risk of failure to discharge.

I am actively developing a business plan for the future  I am trying to narrow down the route to go down within real estate, but currently am eyeing small multifamily properties such as duplexes, tris, and quads and from there, get into large complexes like apartments and condos once I am more experience and financially stable.

But you will definitely gain a ton of valuable info on what active investors are looking for and whether they think you've found a deal.

I looked up rentals on the same street and called a few owners.

My hands were shaking when I was opening the door to the house that was on a flooded street.

Sometimes, the landlord will offer the tenant a parking garage space or you may have to park in the street.

I started just listening to the BP podcast a few yrs ago and now I am an active investor and agent.