Investors just came in and purchased the 20 unit across the street as well as a super Walmart is slated to go in 2 miles away along with 180 55+ units.  

Anyway, I'm super excited about the site and hope to learn some lessons for way cheaper than my first!

And I have a super charger right by my house so I don't pay to charge either..

Also considering he is an L.A native and owns rental property in L.A he should know better. http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/hot-pro...Most landlords in L.A are middle class folks , not super rich landlords.

My wife and I are super pumped about this and we are seriously thinking about finding a house to flip for a family summer project.

The problem is that market is super hot in the Seattle side, which makes me skeptical about the effectiveness of wholesaling.

I am not super smart so I try to keep it simple. 

It's an awesome criteria when looking for multifamily and apartments, but it is super unreliable and we find very few counties that have good unit data on every building in their county.Using things like mailing address complete can also throw a wrench in the works.

@Ana Puloka , If I had $300K equity in my properties and I could get a low interested rate Home Equity Loan.I would do that, and use that HELOC to invest in Real Estate.It depends on how ACTIVE you want to be.If you want to be super passive, I would look at Lending.Or buy a few rentals.. 

I'm super new to real estate, only have experience buying/selling my own primary residence.