Hey BP Community, I am still relatively new to the real estate industry at least in the sales side (have been a leasing agent for over 3 years). I wanted some general information that would be important to pass along ...

(People don't pay taxes and homeowners Insurance on properties they don't own.)They can "refinance" anytime they can qualify for outside financing. 

My first stop would be the existing homeowners insurance carrier.  

But, you only get that IF the homeowner doesn't redeem/pay their tax within a year (which most do), otherwise, your return will be even lower. 

We would love to hear from someone with first hand experience in this market.Thanks Long time Seabrook homeowner here! 

That's about half the GRM you'd get in LA's worst neighborhoods (and the lower the GRM, the better the buy).ADUs aren't perfect, but they're still an amazing investment in Los Angeles, especially for homebuyers or homeowners looking to get started. 

So far I have sent out 85 letters to absentee homeowners and distressed properties.

I've been running the numbers on my first primary residence that I will be moving out of in June.  BLUF -  this would be my first rental property and I'm on the fence about what to do with the home.  I currently have ...

What you've listed as work is really nothing that a "regular" homeowner would do to their own home, even potentially at the same time. 

Often times when people put manufactured home on lots they sell the manufactured home itself but keep the land and rent the land to the home owner.