I believe a lot has been put there by people who don't understand the fundamentals.

No one credible is forecasting a crash in LA real estate and in fact the fundamentals, jobs, vacancy, supply, demand, it is just the opposite of that.

To risk his home on a property that has little or no cash flow especially when he doesn't understand the fundamentals of the business is a very poor idea.I also agree with All Cash that ROI is not as significant as cash flow - ACTUAL MONEY!

It's not a bad idea to get a real estate attorney to help you write up a lease agreement just to make sure you nail all the fundamentals.

The momentum to carry on seems fundamental now and for sure deserved with the new demos currently.

But the thing is that would you tell a rookie just to go into real estate without education blindfolded or should the rookie learn the fundamentals of REI before jumping into the game?

There are a lot of fundamental problems with the way these places are managed, and how they treat their tenants.

You don't need to get the license, just get the fundamental education.

Any good investor will tell you that there are 2 kinds of research you SHOULD do on an investment: Fundamental analysis and technical analysis.

They more or less focus on the fundamentals, their main objective is to give you the very basic information you'll need to start studying to pass the exam.