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All Forum Posts by: John Louis Tomines

John Louis Tomines has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: RSO LA Area Seek Rent increase Advice

John Louis TominesPosted
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 4
Quote from @David Avetisyan:

You are under no circumstances allowed to increase the rent on the property. There is no way around this given the LA RSO. 

This would be a violation and could open you up to a lot of liability. You are allowed to buy the tenant out either ‘cash 4 keys’ or pay them the city relocation fee which is pretty high and can be found here:  https://housing.lacity.org/wp-...

Whatever you do, don’t irritate the tenant because under the LA rules, you still cannot evict a tenant for non-payment of rent.

You don’t want a situation where a tenant decides they no longer want to pay rent.

Unfortunately, LA is a different beast and rent control in this area follows different guidelines. 

If your considering selling, my buddy does buy homes cash. 

To your success! 



 Hi David, 

I currently also have a property similar to this! let me know if you guys are still buying , might have something for you guys! 

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Originally posted by @Bryan Balducki:

@Melanie Stephens trying to fix the water heater myself.

I YouTubed it and realized it would be easy to replace the dip tube in my 15 year old water heater. Big mistake, the old dip tube fell into the tank and there was no way to add another one into the spot, so I put everything back together and attempted to isolate the tank with the valve in hopes that I could still get the water turned on to the rest of the house. Well, the isolation valve broke off instantly and sprung a leak leading me to shutting off the water to the whole house. I had to cancel 6 reservations but before I could block the date, new reservations would come in that very second. It was a nightmare, I had to call airbnb support to block off the dates and then paid 6k for a tankless heater which would take 3 days to get the parts. I would have purchased a cheaper water heater, though it was going to have to be retro fitted to the space for 3k and would take 5 days to get in to the shop. I needed water ASAP and bit the bullet, purchasing a tankless heater. Lessons learned, don’t fix things yourself when you have the place booked and not everything can be fixed using YouTube.

Hi my name is John Tomines. I'm a 27 year old new investor in Southern California.

A little about myself

1)I'm a real estate agent for almost 5 years, helped close to 70 home owners buy/sell/invest

2)I have two rentals right now, in the process of learning more from this group and grow!

3)In my spare time, I love to play basketball, hike, and hang out with my family and friends

Looking forward to grow and collaborate with everyone!

Hi there,

We closed on a property in California, previous owner won't leave! What would you do? 

  1. 1)the owners of the property received their money
  2. 2)they requested 10 more days and we gave them benefit of the doubt
  3. 3)when we visited them 4 days before the move-out date, it seems like their not moving...

would appreciate your feedback