Try looking into Medford, might be able to snag a multi unit with positive cash flow..great tenant pool

Define your strategy - SFH, Multi, Etc. 2.

I would love to try a multi-unit deal again looking to hold for long term.What I bring to the table is a very good risk profile (800+ fico, stable high income, no debt except for rentals). 

I am looking to start out with SFR or small Multi family investing (possibly Turn-keys). 

I currently own a 4-unit multi-family with a "no pet" policy.

We have such low inventory with virtually no builders building spec homes around here - if the numbers dovetail in with what the market will support, I'm hoping it's a strategy I can repeat, then move into actual spec homes once that model has proven itself.

I was coming off a bad experience with a Multi level marketing company and wanted a way to earn a second income that didn’t involve that type of thing.

I have built a home in Maryland, and after listening to so many podcasts I am interested in investing in multi family homes less than 6 units. 

We’re looking to buy a multi family home in Long Beach, CA so we can house hack and live in one unit and rent out the others.

They offered to also fully rehab the small multi-family unit as part of my deal.