@Lee Ripma Totally agree about El Sereno, it's right by USC's medical school and has had a solid increase in activity over the past 4 months, with CBRE purchasing a couple acres right in the center.

My question is, what is the correct procedure for investors investing in your company?

Always use an agent if possible in all your deals because on the buy side they will know all the procedural process and guide you in that, esp. in the infancy of your career.

Its a reason why its known as one of the most shady industries(You can probably make a point for the banking and medical industry as well).

I understand the underwriting procedure and know that even if I can provide the nominal NOI and market CAP rate the buyer needs to go through a much more detailed analysis.

If you are serious about owning a rental property business then take the time to create policies and procedures along with proper structure before you even think of buying a home.

If the tenant doesn't pay evict them per your normal eviction procedure.

And most states are cool with medical marijuana.Michigan voted for it and North Dakota against it.

The procedure is they have the contractor fill out 2 forms, they send an inspector to make sure the work is done (to some standard, I would guess), approve it, send me the money, and I send it to my contractor.

Usually it's a category like 'retail', 'warehouse', 'medical', etc.Are there certain traits or characteristics for a building to be deemed medical?