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Hi guys, So, I am a recent tenant that moved out of a Los Angeles, CA unit (2737 Francis Ave) owned by LBJ Realty Holdings, LLC and Hollywood Fountain, LLC and am curious if any tenants/ landlords here can explain this away:So, being a meticulous and obsessive neat freak, I had documented with photos and videos when I had moved in and out of the unit (all original condition, any damages, etc.).

Is this different in a traditional LO if we purchased a home on a LO and we are looking to just assign the option and get out of the deal?

The ROI would be far greater than a single family rental in Verde Valley, AZ.

Anyone doing any wholesaling near Camp Verde, Verde Valley, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Sedona, Rimrock, Jerome, Cornville?

Costco is alo an excellent place to get it.

And most people that say they are "thinking about becoming a LO" don't even ever get licensed; this isn't different than all the people that "almost joined the Marines" (but never even spoke with a recruiter) or "think about getting into real estate" (but never even signed up for the courses), it's exactly the same actually.

If you can provide a LOE, there is a good chance that you can get a loan.

It might be (having not seen your home) that a Los Cabos place might be geared towards younger people/couple.

The rent is still paying the landlord's mortgage...like it or not.I'm confused because I think you're not clear on how a LO works...and the statements you are making, in many cases, don't apply in the way you think they do.