The homes are custom built, so there is a combination of vacant lots and custom built homes.

I know this won't be a popular idea for those who believe in buying American made, but China has some awesome products for rehabbers that could be obtained at a fraction of the costs that we pay here in the US (especially helpful with higher end products, slab granite, ect....) but they require volume purchases and logistics might be a nightmare.

No offense intended, but your question has been answered many times before, but I'll contribute again....Contracts are unique to your area and need to comply with local custom, so get ther reviewed by a quaified person, which is not a guru.Addendums may be written on the spot and added to a base contract, but you need some contract knowledge to write any part of a contract, especially when you modify the basic contract.

They cover all sorts of topics not specifically multi-family.As Tim mentioned FIBI is also popular. http://www.meetup.com/Orange-County-FIBI/This is multi-family but in Torrance http://www.meetup.com/REAL-ESTATE-INVESTING-WORKSHOP/I think starting a OC-Based multi-family investors Meetup is a great idea.

I tried to call customer service but was on hold for over 15 minutes before I just hung up.

Realtors are bound by a myriad of rules , customs and courtesiess.

To deal with this crazy Bay Area market right now, I'm trying to cut my teeth on something new and less popular like adding on.

The.property will act an office/shop for my remodeling/custom woodworking.business.does anyone have any suggestions on finding such a lenderThank.youTyler Roderick

Are you making purchase offers with your own custom contract?

Anyone looking for a beautiful custom home in Sac?