My acquisition strategy focuses on older homes in solid, nice areas.  

As I got to know guests and having traveled to several different places as a family of 6, it's nice having extra amenities and space vs. hotel rooms.

I am also going to assume that you just want to have a nice place you call "home."

(for a fee of course)Looking to build a list or two in the Los Angeles area for some specific development opportunites.Thanks for the help!!

This home was in very nice condition, it only needed new interior paint and to refinish and stain front wood stairs and porch at entry and window box.

The property is in a nice touristic area 40 miles from the border and a Mecca for surfing as the waves are very small and perfect for beginners and intermediate surfers.

But, is it nice enough she could live there while fixing?

Imagine losing all your homes due to the development failing.

I buy rentals in small pockets of my homes town ( cash only and pay off asap )I still whole sale because I love it Just recently starting ( working with some folks ) on land developement My first vacation rental as my wifes family loved the area.

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.