Their biggest contribution to your campaign will be to make your money become their money, and you will be right back to where you are now.

@Quincy Roundtree my biggest recommendation is to pick a neighborhood, hopefully one with a lot of 2-4 unit homes, figure out, view every property and get to know the area.

I think my biggest hurdle right now though is finding properties to analyze, and knowing which ones are worth analyzing.I think I should probably be talking to an agent and seeing what they can help me find.

Something like that is designed for old ladies to park their cash or for you to buy a 2M house by the ocean and catch a couple bucks of rent in the back.CA is the 6th biggest economy in the world, snugly wedged right between the UK and France.

Now you just entered the biggest pool of home buyers.

The class A properties were offering incentives left and right while we saw rent growth in our C Class properties. 

The biggest wake up call to me when I came here was that it was free coaching and people would hold my hand.I couldn't be more wrong.However, this is a community that will show you the ugly in the real estate investing world.

From my experience, your biggest hurdle will be getting the city to agree to make it a legal 5 unit.I understand you don't want useless space, can you duplex it to another unit?

If I were to buy any other lots in the same area that didn't have water and sewer, would I be better off moving a 3/2 single wide onto the lot and finding a buyer, or trying to offer a incentive for someone to move their home to my land? 

What incentive do they have to raise rents or keep tenants happy and paying?