@Dmitriy Fomichenko Thanks for the direction right out of the gate.  

How easy/hard is it to deal with them.B. how easy/hard is it to get from the gate to your unit?

Guess what - even today having made offers in the millions, I still feel frighten - afraid of making a mistake, not finding the missing pieces of the transactions and other potential gate keeps who will try to stop me form making a profit.But today - so many people want to get rich so they enter this field of investing, assignments, so called wholesaling, flipping ----- the gold rush of today is not gold - it's finding owners of real estate who will give it way ----  elderly - unaware ------  tax sales, foreclosure ------ real estate is today's gold!

Either way this is a long term hold, so don't get to frustrated right out of the gate.  

Anthony Rendon: (Bell, Cudahy, Hawaiian Gardens, Lakewood, Lynwood, Maywood, Paramount, South Gate and a northern portion of Long Beach) Asm.

There are a couple gated subdivisions that seem to have made it, but there are alot of land/homes down randomly developed streets that never did anything but sit.I recommend starting in ocala/gainesville if you're set on buying in this area.

New member here...Sorry to start out the gate asking for something - however, I am writing an article for the inaugural issue of Agent magazine and the topic is crowd funding for the real estate industry. 

In the condo building were I live there door system works via phone, at the front gate when someone buzzes it just calls the respective cell phone.  

I have members in my group who would want to flip to end users and or create a gated community, and maybe manage the HOA.My position would be acquisitions and capital controller. 

Upon going over the survey at home I realize that besides the neighbor issue, my front gate and front steps are over the property line protruding into the sidewalk.