You said he lives in another city, do you mean like Ferndale, or like Los Angeles?

Just a lil about myself, I am a recent graduate (October 2017), live in New York City but move from Massachusetts where I go to school to SoCal California to live with a friend that currently goes to school in Los Angeles.Anyways my issue is after I move to California I started to work in December as a data center technician contractor in Irvine, the job lasted for 3 months since it was a 3 month contract, I’ve been researching about real estate since I started the job then decided that I wanted to invest in it.I devoted all my time and effort since March into real estate to learn and network, went to one meetup in Irvine, met the guy that hosted the meetup (Great Guy!)

For example, https://archpaper.com/2017/09/los-angeles-shipping... https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/sleek-apartme...So I'm sure its the matter of talking to the right person.

Is my plan possible in today’s world of competition in Los Angeles County? 

For example if you only want to spend $100,000 on a property you will eliminate markets like Los Angeles and New York because properties aren't available at that price in those locations.

I am looking to invest in Los Angeles, Multi-Family Homes.

The project would be in Los Angeles proper in 90047. 

I am based in the Los Angeles-area, recently bought my first property and going through a smaller version of the BRRRR process now (mine required a little less work), happy to share some thoughts anytime. 

I am 20 years old and live in the Los Angeles area.

Currently in Los Angeles prospecting places when I met a woman randomly who has an off market 12 unit property in Inglewood very close to the Los Angeles Rams new stadium.