I am not at all planning to facilitates any transactions without an attorney, but when it comes to initially reaching out to these owners via the appropriate "advertising" and communicating with them during negotiations and initial meetings I want to make sure I am not violating any laws.What licenses would I need to obtain in order to find "pre-foreclosure" deals in California that include both full-cash payments and owner financing?

Purchase price: $79,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $195,000 This was the flip that taught me to always answer the phone when someone calls in off advertising.

Purchase price: $79,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $195,000 This was the flip that taught me to always answer the phone when someone calls in off advertising.

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no I have not flown out there yet. i am in escrow i have home inspection scheduled for 5/16 for anything that was missed in the initial inspection. it is advertised as move in ready but no property is READY-READY lol few minor things need to get fixed prior to renting. i am already shopping out for management team. ive had very good luck with my agent.

I advertised the property with signs and on craigslist and there was quite a buzz.

You should be very careful how you word your advertisement, especially in your very liberal state of California.

That said I have sent adverse credit action when I continue to advertise a unit on which an unqualified applicant has been rejected and I haven't yet filled it. 

Hello,In California can you advertise how many people can in your rental or is better to just tell them in person when they get a rental application?

There was a hard money lender advertised on their site,  so I gave them a call.