See my podcast episode 373 where I lived in a high priced CA market and invested in KC then started investing locally in LA. I

Doris,While i'm in Baton Rouge, LA, I caution you to find someone who is very very familiar with this type of loan.

LA is super competitive and pricey, but there are plenty of people making money there.You need to make a plan and work it, but I dont agree with the people here, if you've got 5+ paid for houses and they aren't kicking of enough to live on in a decent city, I'd dump them and use that money to do a flip or two, then start accumulating some rentals in a better area if that's the path you wan to take. 

How is the wholesaling and property market in and around LA? Is

My neighborhood in LA is constantly fixing and flipping, building, etc.

Further, I know that 'investing' in LA is not the best use of my money.

LA is a great RE market but it is tough because it takes a lot of capital to invest and the cash flow is low (although the IRR is very high done correctly).

I live in Lafayette, LA. I

Hello Sarah,Local Mortgage broker here in LA. I

You can buy a 1910-built property here in LA (I own one near USC).