@Mike Parker Ive typically put down my local handyman, as long as they are aware.

Make sure to network with your local investors at REIA meetings as well as forums.

If you are using a local credit union or balance sheet lender they have additional qualification standards but I see you are in Oxnard.

Reach out to your local Section 8 office, they can tell you exactly what "minimums" are required for the program. 

The buying investor expects Class B results, but they get Class C results because the Location Class is more important than the Building Class.3) Best is if you can invest locally, so you can be more hands-on.

Hey Jay,Are you local?

I like small local community banks and credit unions more than big banks.

That’s good they’ve take it up locally to protect property owners.

Attend some local real estate meet ups and make some good friends, you may not be able to participate in deals but you'll have your toes in the water.

Your local health agency may have a more stringent inspection requirement.