I have large inventory of houses throughout California, I need help finding buy and hold investors or fix and flip.

Failed to close on a 1031 exchange so had to send in a large tax check.

I mostly purchase REO properties to flip, and a large majority of them come from contacts I have developed so I get them before the competition knows about them, that is my game.

Back entry door with large dog door installed, security and heat loss issue.

I think if I either had a day job with a large pay check, like maybe a doctor with the same high income I have, or maybe did not have so many houses, they would have felt comfortable signing off on it.

Actually, it is graph paper and prepared to scale.

If you don't have a ridiculously large salary, #5 is the only way to achieve wealth in a reasonably short period of time without great risk.

If you see a person in bell bottoms and a tie dye shirt, you know that's 70's, and if you see a ranch house with a Japanese inspired entry and a 5/12 or shallower roof, with large windows, situated across almost the entire lot with a large front and back yard and a lot of stone work, you know you're looking at midcentury modern- in my area that puts it firmly in the late 50's to mid 60's.

And, for many people, its a form of forced savings that, assuming they don't keep moving and don't extract the cash with refi's or HELOCs, can result in owning a large asset later in life.

All I am doing is socking away every penny so I can realize my dream of getting a large real estate portfolio for true wealth.For this reason - I have no interest in flipping houses and I dont need huge cash flowing properties.