Laine 🤙🏽

I'm not sure about LA in particular, but Oklahoma (City) is considered a high risk area (thanks Tornados and never-stopping Wind!)

Most of them live in the Bay area or LA. In

Bonuses from work, extra cash at the end of the month, so on.After all of this, we STILL dont have enough for a decent down payment in LA, in close proximity to our family (we have to be close for personal reasons), and houses here are getting snatched up with cash offers. 

I will keep it short and simple and give you the advice I would give my own family member if they lived in LA in your position.

Laine

This is applies nationwide, not just in LA. In

I just want a simplified commercial property with stable tenants and a good ROI.BTW: EWE is 99% responsible for the current pitiful state of LA in that he and Huey made the mold for our waste and corruption.

I understand those facts, I have not done residential landlording in almost a decade, I did take a course in LA in 2004 on Residential Rental Management, but use it or lose it is my memory mantra, did not use the info, so it is distant in my recall, even so, if I remember correctly... if a landlord cannot rememdy the heat or water issue and there is not anything to the contrare in the rental agreement, the landlord would be responsible to house the tenant until the heat and or water situation is cured.

I purchased my first investment property in LA in this manner!