Our group invests in multifamily properties in Los Angeles (in several different areas within both the city of Los Angeles, and other cities in LA County).

The Los Angeles area in general is insanely expensive and even though rents are high, they are not high enough to justify a good investment.

I'm located in Los Angeles but invest in the Midwest (Memphis, TN and Covington, KY), currently own one SFR, one duplex and one triplex, all on conventional mortgages and all with self-funded down payments.I'd like my next deal to be an entry-level BRRRR, am currently reading David Greene's BRRRR book, but find myself in every chapter coming up with mental roadblocks regarding the process, many of which are due to the fact that I'd be doing this from a distance.

Hi We bought our first SFH 6 years ago in Los Alamitos, almost after 4 years we rented that out and bought second SFH in Buena Park, CA, now since the rents are high we are looking to rent our current home and buy our third single family in east Long Beach.

But they contacted us and offered us the new HUD reimbursement and that will end half of the homelessness our income from HUD had been held down by GOP Senate to 850 a month just increased to 1250 overnight they called us with the increase most landlords would no longer accept Hud Tenants but now I heard plans of a private investor to put over $1 billion into HUD low-cost housing in Los Angeles Today as it finally pays to do so. our Mortgage was paid off on the property and HUD always pays without any hassles.

I'm interested in the Los Angeles and Palm Springs (and neighboring desert cities) areas. 

For example, in Los Angeles, I notice a big price difference between homes less than 1,500 square feet and those larger. 

Hopefully less surprises since everything has been renovated.I have a client who bought a 2 unit that was flipped here in Los Angeles.  

So I ask the more experienced folks, what are pros/cons of Los Angeles?

Hi All, I'm based in Los Angeles, just purchased my first RE property in Indiana (small SFH).