However, some part of me believes that responsibility lies with their parents for the most part.  

The difficulty only lies in the execution, i.e. finding the capital and the deals, but that has to do more with the person than the idea. 

Hi Guys,I have a question on where to find assessor data on properties (size, bedrooms, etc), specifically in Southern California (Orange County, Inland Empire)?

@Frank Garcia You can try finding the contact information for the actual owner via your county's tax assessor web site.

If you lie in any way and you get caught, then you'll get hammered for fraud.  

It's on the smaller scale of investors however some investors like to protrait a much better picture on paper....Basically what I'm getting at is that the numbers provided & even tax statements CAN lie.....tax deductions aren't everything  trust me. 

Perhaps a direct call to BSC is in order.In your experience with the county tax assessors office, have you seen cases like this? 

What I'm finding is that my County Tax Assessors office isn't listing a mailing address on their website, just the basic owner information and property info.

It tends to pull its information from public records like tax assessors and appraisal districts.

However this got pretty funny not going to lie.