They even have a brief tutorial / introduction for "newbies" which was very helpful.I hear NSDREI is also good...they meet in North County, so this might be a better option for you since you're in Oceanside.

I lived with my girlfriend's (at the time) family in Pristine Place (between Spring Hill Dr & Elgin just east of the suncoast pkwy), worked for a while at the Winn Dixie on 19 just north of Spring Hill Dr (google earth tells me it is still there), and then at the Whistle Stop Station (::face turns red::) which, at that time, was owned by my gf's parents.I always loved Hernando Beach and had an opportunity to buy empty lots out there in 1999 for 20k...still kicking myself for not jumping on that.Congrats on the deal!

She just gets a call like tonight she got a referral call they want her to list her home and sell her a new one.. that's probably north of 20k .. with maybe 10 to 20 hours worth of actual time on the file and with the way RE is now.. clients look on their own and call and tell you what homes they want to see you just set up appointments meet them and present and close and right now we are all bless ed with great market so a listing can be just money in the bank..

It's a sleepy 'suburb' north of Fort Lauderdale/Miami which is far enough away to not feel so rushed as New York, yet close enough that you can get there in under an hour.  

."), we've now had 2 Official MeetUps and 1 informal Happy Hour.In each of our events, adding to the 'international flavor' of our group, we've had at least one visitor from out of Korea in attendance.At the first one, we had Andrew Kim, Investor from Hong Kong, who had just closed on his first purchase of a one room officetel in Seoul.At our happy hour, fellow BP members @Maxwell Lee and his now wife @Kelly L. , visiting Korea from Jacksonville, Florida, as part of a month-long, world-travel vacation / honeymoon showed up.And at our most recent one, held on Dec 6, we had international investor Rose, president of the United Group based in Taiwan, who helps bring Asian money into the US, UK, and other places.

Has original in south, realizing doing more business in north (our area) and need to expand.

I live in KC that seems typical for up north. 

There is a way to advertise, but they you're limited to only accredited investors.Neither the management fees nor the property management fees are profit. 

I'm based a couple hours north of San Francisco where the barrier to entry is a lot lower.

Being from the SF Bay Area, I would say come up north and get a taste for the difference between Southern California and Northern California.