@John UnderwoodThat's great, and you've obviously done well for yourself, but it may not align with everyone's goals.

Anything east of the St John’s river to the beaches is generally a more A-B area.

Quote from @John Underwood: I would speak to previous 2 landlords if possible.

You might want to look into a coaching program you can do with/alongside your parents (not sure how much real estate investing experience they have). 

Quote from @Mann Phan: Quote from @John Clark: Quote from @Mann Phan: Hello fellow BiggerPockets members,I find myself in a bit of a bind with my real estate investments.

Because I don't want to give the owner a chance to reject them in a manner that may violate Fair Housing.Here's an example:"Hey, John.

Councilmember John Nolte mentioned that in rent-controlled cities in other LA County cities, that hardship petitions from housing providers was non-existent.

To do this you could take courses, attend training sessions, seek out a coach or mentor, and read articles and books.

@John Clark I live in Israel and I'll be required to pay taxes here anyways

You did a fantastic job explaining the expenses, hidden costs, and the guru 'cash flow' speak that gets so many new investors in trouble.Real Estate has always been a long-term play, but the information and coaching industry has grown to a point where there is too much fluff in the messages.