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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Where are investors buying in Inglewood?
Is anyone buying in Inglewood close to the football stadium? If so where? What type of property class are you buying and how close to the stadium?
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Prices are high if your looking for cashflow, there are opportunities for long term holds and flips. The adjacent area of Los Angeles can be rough, but for thosr thst know the area there are also several nice suburban areas. My general view of Los Angeles multifamily is that high cashflowing areas will not offer long term appreciation, while areas such as Inglewood with opportunities for equity growth are about at a break even point. If you need any direction feel free to message me, I live and work in the city.