I currently live in a very expensive market (Los Angeles, CA), and recently just paid off all my student loans, have a stable income, and excellent credit. 

Dont quote me but vast majority is around $531K max entitlement (SFH) - places like Los Angeles, Seattle, etc. have a much higher cap.

The half dozen big time individual investors that I know in Los Angeles, also, own large management companies that can profit off of excess capacity by managing other owners(especially institutional owners) assets.I would not be surprised if most management companies also owned or were actively trying to acquire assets, too.But, if you are an insurance company or pension trust administrator, you would probably not want to be managing the day to day operations of multi-family even if it makes a great addition to the trust portfolio.It depends of the specific scenario of the owner/s

I live in the Los Angeles county and I want to start wholesaling around the area. 

I just moved from Los Angeles to Columbus, Ohio by the way and when you start liking outside of california it’s AMAZING what you find REI wise!

Eager to start my financial freedom journey! Anyone on the same boat? Just want to get started already... does anyone recommend having a partner for first investment? 

Los Angeles?

The city of Los Angeles is not currently requiring solar for new ADUs. 

Well you probably want to move fast if you are planning to evict since it may soon be illegal in many cities across the US:https://www.mercurynews.com/san-jose-mayor-calls-for-moratorium-on-evictions-during-coronavirus-outbreakhttps://www.latimes.com/homeless-housing/story/2020-03-12/coronavirus-housing-temporary-eviction-moratorium-tenants-los-angeles-san-franciscohttps://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/as-coronavirus-slows-seattles-economy-landlords-tenants-advocates-work-to-prevent-evictions/https://ny.curbed.com/2020/3/12/21177133/nyc-tenant-eviction-moratorium-coronavirus

Hello, My name is Carlos, I am located in Los Angles, CA.