For permits you can fill out this form:http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/buildrecords.shtmlor for quicker response i would just head over to the development services office on 1st Ave and try talking to someone on 2nd floor where they have building records.

I have always been interested in the real estate industry specifically real estate investing & appraisals but I never took the time out to find out more about it.

There are tricks in the lending industry that most of us don't know about.

Mehran, I've been in the industry for about 10 years, so haven't worked anything I think people would consider oldschool, but you might have heard of the last game I worked on, it's called "The Last of Us".Jeff, thanks for the suggestion, I'm going to try and make that meeting.

I am an industrial/commercial insulator by trade.

Wholesaling is mostly a gimmick and to be successful at it you must go through a lot of the same steps as being an agent (ie marketing, negotiating prices down, building a list of buyers etc).Might as well become an agent, build your network, learn the real estate industry from an insider's perspective and grow your new business that way.Just imo.

The industry seems to be surrounded by two medical centers and the restaurants on the "ross clark circle".

Chances are the listing agent has what called an "exclusive right to sell" which means they're getting paid no matter what.

To aid in the discussion here are the new safe harbor reasonable steps:Fortunately, in the final release adopting Rule 506(c), the SEC adopted a non-exclusive “safe harbor” to provide some certainty that issuers are complying with the reasonable steps requirement for natural person investors.

I'm moving to SA in two weeks from PA and wanted to reach out to industry leaders/ movers and shakers..Looking to see the areas of town people are most interested in buying...