Rental Property Investor · San Diego · Member since 2025 · 8 posts · 4 votes
Hey BP—
I’m focused on small multifamily deals in SoCal and a few other markets (Central Valley, Riverside County and few markets out of state). Looking to connect with other investors—active or passive—who are into cash flow, value-add, or creative structuring.
Always down to trade ideas and build relationships.
DM me or check out northcrestproperties.com if you're curious.
Lender · Toledo, OH · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 96 votes
1y
Subject Line: Connecting on SoCal Multifamily Opportunities
Hi Binaca,
I like your focus on small multifamily and creative structuring—those types of deals are where I spend a lot of my time as well. I work with investors throughout SoCal and other key markets, helping them access capital for value-add and cash-flowing properties.
If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to connect, trade notes on what you’re seeing in the market, and see if there’s a way I can add value to your upcoming acquisitions.
What’s the best way for us to connect—here on BP or by email?
Lender · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2025 · 40 posts · 17 votes
1y
Great to see a like-minded colleague here who’s focused on building long-term partnerships. Just sent you an email—looking forward to connecting and seeing how we can grow together.
Property Manager · San Bernardino, CA · Member since 2014 · 473 posts · 238 votes
1y
Hi Bianca, I live in Redlands and my property management business, Realicore, is in Downtown San Bernardino.
We manage a lot of multifamily and single family properties for our clients in the Inland Empire. Happy to grab coffee or tea if you’re ever in the area.
I got started in real estate with my agent license at 18 and focused a lot on value-add deals for the first 8 years. My partners and I did a lot of flipping while you could still easily get 15-25% return on a flip. Then I realized I needed some stable amount of cash flow to live a normal life, so I’ve been slowly finishing up commercial projects, refinancing and holding onto them after we pull cash out. We are about to finish our first ground up development, an Ono Hawaiian Grill Drive Thru in San Bernardino, CA.
I've honestly stayed away from residential rental properties myself even though we manage a lot for other people. I find the ROI is too compressed these days, but I'm sure there are people out there such as yourself finding good deals that make sense. I've just moved my focus more towards commercial. Nothing better than a 5 to 10 year lease where the tenant has to maintain their own space besides the occasional AC or roof leak that I will fix.
If you're focused on small multifamily and creative deal structuring, definitely take a look at AI Realty Leads. It's designed for investors like you who want direct access to motivated seller data and off-market opportunities, without relying solely on brokers or public listings.
You can quickly find properties with high equity, absentee owners, and potential for value-add, all filtered by location, property type, and owner motivation. It works well for SoCal and out-of-state markets, and the contact info is included so you can skip the skip tracing.
Great tool if you're trying to scale your pipeline or connect with more motivated sellers directly. Let me know if you want more details.