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@Clayton Danly - always happy to meet up & expand the network. Feel free to shoot me a PM. 

What part of LA are you in? I know of a couple meetups in West LA and the SFV. 

@Kyle Mitchell I know of a couple meetups closer to West LA that have multifamily investors. The Santa Monica meetup on Saturdays usually draws a pretty experienced crowd. Feel free to shoot me a message 

@William Lu...if you're willing to venture into Ventura county I'm sure you could find a house hack that cash flows pretty well.

Let me know the next time you're in LA County- I'm based in the San Fernando Valley and always down to meet up for coffee/hop on a quick phone call. 

@Robin J. Welcome to BP! I'm based out of LA and actually just sent out around $3k worth of yellow letters to the USC area- let me know if you're ever down here and we can grab some coffee/lunch/beers.

Might make sense to link up with @Armand Farr- he's an investor/agent based out of SF but we work a couple areas in LA that you'd mentioned. 

@Siouxzie Hanes I second @CJ Berina....the SFV meetup usually has a great mix of investors and would be a great opportunity to bounce ideas around.

Personally, I like the Granada Hills area. 

@Darren Fung- welcome to BP & LA!

You're in luck if you like fitness and outdoor activities...some of the best hiking in the country is here in Socal.

Let me know if you're looking to attend some local meetups. I know a couple in the SFV and West LA.

@Andrew Enness the best one I've been to in the SFV is put on by @CJ Berina. Pretty sure there's one tomorrow night in Northridge

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