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Kevin L.
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Casual investor in SoCal, open to opportunities everywhere

Kevin L.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Have heard a lot about BP and happy to finally join! 

I'm a business attorney based in Los Angeles and have a little experience - I rented out a townhouse I used to live in forand recently sold it w/o an agent. I have another rental SFR in the Inland Empire that's been going strong for 3 years. My current house is set up a bit like a triplex so I rent out a 'studio' long-term and host AirBnB guests in a separate 2BR/1BA, and live upstairs.

I'm hoping to learn more mainly about:

* Out of state opportunities for pure investment. Rent rates seem much better and also lower priced properties would make getting in easier. It seems challenging to find a good reliable team to do the legwork (and generally risky not to be local), but I know it's possible. 

* Smaller commercial properties (~$1M). I know the structure of some of these deals (from legal review of leases) but don't know the financials and how these markets differ. Would be tempted to dip my toe in in the LA/OC area if possible. 

Here to learn more - appreciate any general tips/advice. Thanks for reading!

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