Since Culver is it's own city, it does not go by the same zoning laws as Los Angeles. 

Would contact a RE lawyer about this, but given that it's weekend, I wanted to ask here first, since it's urgent:We're in Los Angeles, in a single family NON RSO property.

I reached out to my old boss, Rob Key at Enlarge Media in Los Angeles.

We have a wholesale deal in Los Angeles right now that has some pretty good profit margins.

My name is Ben from Los Angeles and I’m looking to invest in income property in Oahu and my wife and I are having trouble understanding he market here and what types of properties are best to invest in for income.

Taking care of the rentals is back to "RE 101" for me.I started my real estate career in 1976 in the Greater Los Angeles area. 

The last VA loan I funded the underwriter wanted proof the veteran had some sort of landlord experience prior (not a full 2 years) and they wanted to see 3 months of cash reserves but this was a fourplex in the Jefferson Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA - mid 2017- when calculating your DTI are you using what you feel you're getting in terms of cashflow on your two properties or have you sat down with a lender and did a cash flow analysis using what the guidelines will allow you to count towards your DTI?

Price points are like Los Angeles in 2008....

I've only bought out-of-state properties (living in Los Angeles) and it's certainly been worth it.

I am a mortgage broker in Los Angeles and I feel there may be a much easier way to take care of the title issue with the property.