I’d double check that just to be safe.

I definitely think Inglewood is a huge growth area and has some honest people who want to have safe, affordable housing options.

It's probably safe to say that every extra layer will add to the costs but each layer will allow you to sleep better a night. 

You just can't close on it.)Without getting past the hand grenade stage I think it's probably safe to say that you've got a gain of at least $260K which would be some depreciation and some profit. 

All it takes is to place prefabs for airbnb (luxury service and accommodations for turists) with super safe entries via garage and via roof garden as soon as the air taxi will start to land on those...

My thought process thus far has been to buy safe and smart so a good looking property I buy now isn't easily put into the red once the market turns and rent drops.For example, I aim for $150+ cash flow / month (SF currently).

Also just to be safe you may want to start title work even if you are planning on assigning just so you are aware if there are any liens or issues with the title

Now, saying all of this, I would only move forward if you plan to stay at that location for at least another 3-5 years as your primary residence... better to play it safe with a high investment then to lose it all once the economy flips again. 

Area is safe and you can get $100-$300 bare minimum as a rental.

My thought process thus far has been to buy safe and smart so a good looking property I buy now isn't easily put into the red once the market turns and rent drops.For example, I aim for $150+ cash flow / month (SF currently).