I’m always interested in networking with other investors.Aloha 🤙🏽Laine

Historically, we've never had a recession/depression like 2008-12 where housing went down in every US city, usually it's regionally like LA in believe in the 80's.

My market is San Diego but I have heard of similar complaints for OC and LA.  In

There's many places that it's easier to do, as cash flow in LA in very tough to get I'd say for the first 2-3 years of ownership but the appreciation is the best.

Otherwise sounds like a great plan and you could be living rent free in LA.The population is expected to grow 30% by 2030 for LA, in a sense this construction will be newer for 98% of LA in 2030.

I’m sure most of you have a certain picture of South Central LA in your mind, and it’s probably not a pretty one.

The property is in Youngsville, LA in an area that has a market maturing but not yet fully matured to sell at prime commercial rates (lots of interest from residential developers). 

I'm looking to move to LA in a few years, but I'll continue to invest elsewhere.

Hey Account Closed I also grew up in STL in the Ferguson/Florissant area, moved to NYC after graduating from SIUE and moved to LA in 2001.

I predict that in five years, well look back and say "the house I bought in LA in 2008 is worth less than what I paid."