A major bonus is the ~865 sq. ft. steel-frame building on site—ideal for storage, a workshop, or potential ancillary income (buyer to verify local use allowances).At-A-Glance3 Bedrooms / 1.5 Baths — functional layout with updated finishesModern Kitchen — granite counters; open to living/diningSystems — new HVAC condenser; coils recently cleanedBonus Structure — ~865 SF steel-frame building (storage/workshop)Tenant-Occupied — immediate cash flow; strong rental appealLow-Maintenance — recent improvements reduce CapEx exposureInvestor NotesStatus: Tenant-occupied (please do not disturb residents)Showings: By appointment only with noticeDisclosures: Buyer to verify all measurements, zoning/usage for the steel building, and rent roll/lease termsWhy This Deal WorksTurnkey condition with modernized interior and serviced systemsBonus 865-SF building adds utility and valueIn-place tenant means day-one income and zero vacancy on takeoverNext Steps / FinancialsFor full rent roll, lease terms, T12, and expense detail, contact: Jerwyn Massey.

To get the most out of this experience, do anyone of you have any insight on which speakers to make sure to attend, things they would do differently has far as scheduling, etc.I also noticed workshops were schedule on the first day (Oct 5th) Is it just registration and workshops that day?

I've been to a few local REIT workshops, but it seems they all tell you to go buy in midwest, and get a deal by buying from folks who are about to lose their homes. 

I originally planned to pursue a Graduate Assistantship in athletics, but a series of events steered me toward real estate.This summer, my mom met a local investor at a pottery workshop, introduced us, and now I work for her and her husband.

Here are a few tips to help you get started:Attend Networking Events: Keep an eye out for local real estate meetups or workshops.

Earlier this summer, I attended a workshop at my parents' real estate office where they usually teach the basics of owning rental properties. 

A few ways to find REIAs or meetups in Riverside County:BiggerPockets Local Meetups – Check the events section; many local investors post in the area.Local Facebook Groups – Search for “Riverside Real Estate Investors” or “Inland Empire REIAs.”Networking at events – Even if there isn’t a formal REIA nearby, look for open house tours, workshops, or landlord associations; they’re often smaller but valuable.LinkedIn Events – Search “real estate investing Riverside CA” for networking events or webinars.Sometimes, smaller, informal groups are just as helpful as formal REIAs, especially for sharing deals and local tips.

These groups often host meetings, workshops, and networking events where you can meet experienced investors who are usually more than willing to share their insights and advice.

Many investors are happy to share experience with beginners.Local REI Associations: Westchester and nearby counties often have real estate investor associations (REIA) that host events, workshops, and property tours.Mentorship: Consider finding a mentor willing to walk you through your first deal.

Purchase price: $655,000 Cash invested: $135,000 This property has 9 residences and one workshop that is rented.