@Shane Blackshear I use Credit Union of Southern California.

@Jeff G. welcome to the website from another guy down here in southern AZ.In terms of finding properties, it all depends on where you will be investing, and the type of properties that you are looking to purchase.I recently read the book The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, and interestingly enough, most of the millionaires found the majority of their properties through networking, on the MLS, driving/walking, or in newspaper ads.

La Verne is also working with Brandywine Homes to ensure the land is zoned appropriately and remains in accordance with Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG)’s 2021-2029 Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA).

As of now I have a full-time W2, and I am house-hacking a 2 family near southern Bergen County, NJ.

Prices should correct in the coming year or two, but it's hard with rates so high and prices not adjusting.Thank you for your feedback, I am considering also purchasing my investment property in southern part of PA adams, york, chester, potsville, reading, lancaster because the snow fall is not as heavy in these areas, what is your feedback as far as investing in PA 

Hello Everyone,I'm a licensed agent who solely works with helping connect investors with off market properties in the Southern California area.

My loose plan as of now is to buy a single family home in a more affordable area in southern California that is in good shape and cash flows $100-200 a month after accounting for expenses. 

I live in Southern California and am moving to Tallahassee next summer. 

Here’s the top 3 things you need to know about STR:1) Buy in the Southern half of the US - that’s where the big money is made in STR.

@Corry Cuington We have a group called multifamilymasters that has about 8 different locations in Southern California and have several in the LA area.