All Forum Posts by: Joe Camarillo

Great advice @Craig Curelop! Thank you!

@Steve Bracero, thank you for the response. I have been meeting with a few. I have a meeting with a new offer from Keller William here in Sherman Oaks California, who is going to share with me a part-time program that they are putting together. I am continuing to look around, and see who could help me the best with what I am trying to accomplish. 

Thanks again!

Thank you for the advice @JoelOwens. I plan to stick to more residential type properties. Small multi-units and single family houses. 

Hello Agents! I am hoping to get some advice or help here. I have received my RE license a few month ago, and have been looking for some representation that will get me to my goals. A few places include Keller Williams, and Coldwell. I have two experienced buyers family/friends who invest in apartment, buy/hold (fixers), and commercial properties that would love for me to represent them, but I need to understand the paperwork, negotiation, and general business of real estate, next to me wanting to put my studies to work. For the past 5 years I have been working as a professional Speech-Language Pathologist (Masters Degree), and hope to apply all the professionalism obtained through my practice. I currently work from 9-3pm, M-F, and have all school vacations off. I hope to work after (3pm), but I also am flexible during the day, as I have an assistant the supports me. I know there are several ways that I could possible help a team or individual, whether it be hosting open house, or giving up commissions for training, etc. If anybody has any information, or would like to share how we could possibly benefit from one another, I would love to chat with you. 

Thank you for your time, and best of luck!

Speech-Language Pathologist

@Dominic Bouchard, thank you for the response. I would love if you could direct message me with further information. 

I am looking for an attorney in the Los Angeles, California area who has dealt with landlords renting out individual rooms, within a single-family house. 

Thank you!

Joe

@Michael Evans Thank you for your response. Alot has changed since I have posted this but I appreciate your input. Glad to see another investor from Lancaster, as I am a Palmdale native. 

Hope to keep in touch.

Best, 

Joe

@Michael S. Thank you for your response. This is what I have imagined. If you don't mind further entertaining the subject. What if in general they wanted to rid of the tenant. Currently in Ca, I understand that if you have a roomate that has been providing rent every month they are considered resident. Even though they are not on the lease contract, they still have rights like the primary holder of the lease. So, has anyone ever attempted to rid of a roomate not on a lease, that is legally a "resident" by California law, that does not want to leave in a civil manner? Any info would be great. 

Thank you! 

Hi everyone, a friend of mine is currently having an issue with a roomate and I was attempting to give them some advice. Im wondering have others handled this situations as landlords, or while being in a similar situation. I currently have a 2 bedroom apartment, and they have been renting out a room to a friend on a month to month basis, and recently they have brought in a pet that breaches the lease contract with the apartment complex. My friend is the only one currently on the lease. They have been trying to get them to remove the animal through a more civil manner, but I was wondering if they do not ultimately comply with removing the animal, could they possibly evict him, and if so, what routes would you guys take in issuing a notice of compliance, etc.?

Thank you 

Matt