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Josh Wallace
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Owning a Rent Controlled or RSO Property in Los Angeles

Josh Wallace
  • REDONDO BEACH, CA
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I am looking at purchasing a property in the Los Angeles area that happens to be rent controlled. The property will be purchased vacant where I would live in one unit and do some value add updates and have my choice of tenant for the other unit where I can charge market rent from the beginning.

Does anyone have advice or pointers from owning a rent controlled property? 

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Lee Ripma
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Lee Ripma
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6k would be a bargin! My landlord in LA has a tenant he has offered 75k to leave, guy won't do it! 

I rent in LA and invest out of state. I would never be a landlord here! 

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