I am also from North Orange County and looking to network to start investing for accumulating properties for residual cashflow :) Would love to meet you at a group meetup! 

I mean, I will have generated enough residual income to surpass the need to have a 9 to 5.

They hold the lease to equipment, earn cash durng the term, and get the residual back at the end.

They are saving money every month on their electric and their natural gas, and are actually earning a residual income.

Again...stranger things have happened.Anywho, this is not a scare but more of a be aware tactic for those of you who chose to have far out of state residual income properties.

That said, our age bracket is quickly pigeon holed by banks and the cash is going to be king for until you have residual income.

PLEASE ask for additional info - I'll more than likely miss something here.Age: 24Short term goal: Own 5-10 property to bring enough residual income so I can be "worry free"Long term goal: Own enough rental property to keep the wheel moving as a slow, concise, "buy and hold" that receives high ROI for rent, ultimately selling off. 

Cure any issues that may cause residual damages ie. throwing out all the rotting food and discuss with the tenant when they plan on moving out or getting things back on track.So I'm curious is this tenant current on their rent?

You could present the owner (or listing agent if its listed) with your plan, collect a commission on the rental as well as possibly set up a management agreement for yourself to make some residual money of managing the property, which would also be great experience if you want to get into owning rentals. 

Although the residuals from my time geeking out in BP is hard to quantify, I've been blessed!