Only saving grace is that while other cities like Los Angeles, Orange County, SF, San Jose, reached their peak and established new peaks.

Historically the return of Los Angeles RE would beat the return on virtually any OOS RE market.

I currently moved back home to Los Angeles after Law School to save up some money (emergency fund and for general real estate investing).

I'm operating in the city of Los Angeles.

I'd appreciate any advice on which investor-friendly banks/credit unions would be best to build a relationship with. I heard that I should completely avoid national and stay local, but I'm not sure what other criteria...

I have some past experience with real estate, and I've bought and sold one condo, and I'm in the process of selling my small business.Most days, I work as an analyst in the construction rental industry, but I'd like to one day leave the corporate life and have various income-producing investments.If you are in the Los Angeles area and have good experience, I'd love to meet up for a cup of coffee.

HelloMy name is Andrew, I am a real estate agent and investor from Los Angeles, Ca.  

Hi everyone, I'm from Los Angeles and I was wondering if it would be a smart idea to invest in multi unit properties in Detroit?

Our property management company is looking for a good attorney to partner up with!

Listings at that price point always sit longer than average, so one-year listings are common in Los Angeles, and it sitting for 8 months isn't odd to me.