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Jo Kinal
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Untapped areas in Los Angeles?

Jo Kinal
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Have been driving for dollars, looking at Bigger pockets market place, checking with wholesalers as well as regular internet sites. 

It's frustrating as it seems there is no margin in any of the properties that are out there. They list Un-rehabbed at what they should list rehabbed (checking comps in the same area). 

Is LA market tapped out or is it just a matter of pounding it out to find a deal. Are there other ways to find SFH's that are not

on the source streams I mentioned? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

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Alex J.
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  • Tarzana CA and Houston, TX
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Alex J.
  • Investor
  • Tarzana CA and Houston, TX
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South LA westmont and compton watts still relatively reasonable  for a return but of course you are dealing with a very different market.  Hawthorne has some interesting pockets too

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