@Christian WeberRefinance first while you still live in it so you can get a personal mortgage or HELOC.Transfer the property into a land trust where you still are the beneficiary to avoid the due on sale clause.Then you can transfer the beneficial ownership to an LLC.

Picture it like a dart board—areas farther from the center experience increasing pressure, leading to appreciation if you plan to cherry pick any to hold onto.

I can’t say that I’m familiar with the style of foundation that you have but from my experience, concrete cracks.

REIAs have more experience then other orgs in my experience in several cities.Expect to get quotes that are higher they you hoped and may mean no profit. 

Has anyone had experience adding ADUs to properties in SoCal?

I'll tell you from experience once you remodel a few properties you gain MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF KNOWLEDGE> and this helps you find/buy/create the next opportunity. 

Im interested learning what other early wholesaler experiences were like.

I have a lot of home renovation experience and along with 2 of my buddies, we have decided to team up and start flipping houses.

Dee - As a newer investor, some of the options using "Agency Debt" (aka Fannie and Freddie financing) may not be available to you as they require 2+ years experience in multifamily space.

I'm thinking about house hacking/live-in flip but I want to know what others' experiences have been in renting out multifamily and single family homes in the area.