I recall a NYT article about potentially doing a college of sorts down there with all the casinos closing.

I recently wrote an article about this on my site.

I googled some of this, some articles say that there are no regulations for this kind of stuff including skip tracers.Account Closed thanks for the info, would you know anyone who might know the answer to it.

I did a little more digging for you on the subject and found this article.

And Im spending almost every waking minute thinking, researching, reading or listening to a book, article, notes or podcast about real estate.

Heres an article asking that very same question http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/03/newark-new-jersey-development-what-works-116234

Here is another thread with some discussion and opinions on both ends: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/77001-can-a-licensed-real-estate-agent-wholesale-propertyI'm not a broker and don't know what set of regulations they abide by, but I'd also love to see someone quote the specific guide/rulebook providing us direct reference on any articles that would allow or prevent executing retail and wholesale transactions. 

Your principals are blinding you to a opportunity to build a valuable relationship that not everyone gets and one that most would sell their principals for in a heart beat.You won't go far unless you realise that business "principals" and personal "principals" are entirely different animals.

@Andrew Daaboul listen to the podcasts and read every article on wholesaling on this site.

But since finding good deals around San Diego does not seem realistic (if I’m incorrect here, please let me know), I’m also interested in learning about long-distance investing, particularly in tenant ready or turnkey properties in areas with better deals.I’ve already gained some valuable information from Bigger Pockets and am excited to keep learning.