Here in California, it has been in place since 1998.

Me being in california where even vacants and cosmetically distressed are still pricey, I was just wondering if this is true or if there is another way around investors not having to pay cash for the property.

My exposure to S OR is mostly from traveling to CA by car.Any particular focus on the commercial sector?

I've been visiting hard money lending sites such as E-Hard Money Lender, Lending Associates, etc., and I have a few questions I'd much rather ask YOU folks than one of their loan officers:1.

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Looks like you're in CA . . . do you own this property in TX yet?

Also consider the travel distance if you expect to attend meetings on a regular basis.I would be a bit liberal and visit a number of groups to see which ones you like.

these tip earner jobs play a part in the economic foundation of vegas.maybe it is a mistake to group vegas into the 'Southwest' cities like Phoenix, scottsdale, and some southern california area's?

Actually this is an Estimated HUD1 that you would be providing.I have a copy of a CA HUD in excel form if you would like a copy please get in touch with me.

Subscibe to the trade journals of whichever one you're interested in, visit their trade shows, talk to owner operators.