First of all, thank you Bigger Pockets for such a wonderful website to connect and learn from professionals in such an efficient manner!

It would be a risk for me, but I am wondering what would happen if the taxes got paid.I have talked with a real estate agent and they told me I would not have a dog in this hunt because it's foreclosed, and it's currently held at State for unpaid taxes and when it goes to auction it can only be sold by a real estate agent, not a private individual. 

Buying the right property knowing you could do some conversion could be a big win it seemsz I wonder if permitting or some other red tape would get in the way if you specifically targeted This kind of situation for value add. 

For rental properties, I'd desire to stick to locations around the theme parks for the flow of tenants year round.

This has me wondering, would it not be better to forfeiting the 3.5% FHA loan (should be eldigble for a 3.5% FHA loan around this time next year in terms of 2 years in same industry), and simply begin purchasing cash flow turnkey properties from reputable companies like those owned by Chris Clothier?

Not sure where you are seeing these wonderful prices but I am going to guess these are prob high crime areas.  

I’ve wondered if building up business credit and a relationship with a banker, before I need a commercial loan, would be helpful.

I'm a newbie in the process of getting my first 1-2 unit rental in the city of Sacramento, and I am wondering if any of the seasoned folks in my area know if these policies might affect 1-4 unit rental properties too, or just those with 5+ ?

I’ve heard some investors on here saying “only invest in Cali, in a downturn” I wonder what’s the possibility of a downturn in Cali in the next couple years.

I am looking to move my investing over to Charleston, SC and was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for Agents/Brokers in the area that they have worked with and had great experience with.