Hello, everybody:So me and my team are excited since we have a new project coming up - we have a multi-family property located in Los Feliz, Los Angeles City.

If it's a newer building (60's era or later), it may be a very livable basement so long as it stays dry. 

At first, I began with the intention of focusing on the Los Feliz and surrounding areas.

I am not sure that is super appealing.6)  So I have been reading some stuff from companies like Sera Capital and it seems like they say 721s are the way to go due to the low fees vs DSTs constantly turning over with high fees.

My name is Francisco Feliz, a 25-year-old New Yorker who has been working in Boston for the past 3.5 years as an equities investment analyst. 

I used about 600ft of 12 ga as I like to run 20 amp outlets.We have a 1960's era 6plex in a town nearby that does not require permits for electrical & plumbing. 

I have never dealt with oil heating systems and homes that are built in 1900's era so that scares me a little.

I'm a newbie to real estate investing (no properties), living in Los Feliz, CA, in the Los Angeles area. 

Then we had a completely unrelated pressure breakdown in the main supply & we discovered the large 1960's era shut off valve on the city side of the water meter was also heavily corroded inside.

My name is Feliz.