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.As I mention in my bio page, I've put a lot of thought into what might be the right next step for me and my personality, and I find there is no greater challenge than being an entrepreneur and that there aren't many other great fits in this realm that call me like real estate.

Clasificadosonline seems to be a microcosm of the industry's online presence, 90's-era AOL internet writ large, and Zillow & point2 yield far from reliable data. 

I invest in the SFV (Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Encino, Valley Village, NOHO, and any other local city where the numbers pencil) plus I invest in NELA (Atwater Village, Highland Park, Los Feliz, Echo Park, etc) and then into LA (K-Town, etc).For my contracting business, anywhere from Culver City to the SFV, to Santa Clarita Valley and then into Ventura area as well.

Originally posted by Tony Sera:@j Scott J - I'm working my way through your rehab book.

You can personally go to permit office downtown and for about $15 get all recent permits pulled for this address - worth doing before any buy.I'm a complete newbie to this, but I personally think the Silver Lake, Los Feliz and even Atwater ship has sailed to jump in on any sort of action.If you're set on renting, look in neighborhoods surrounding Silver Lake and Los Feliz to the North and North East - that's the direction LA is gentrifying - Glassel Park, Highland Park, Elysian Valley etc.

We just bought a property with a very large barn packed with old equipment etc & a very old convertible looks 1920's era.

I would shop eBay for a 1980's era diesel Mercedes Benz.  

.$475/month apartment with a 60's era kitchen with the cabinets held together with 3inch nails. 

I had the same problem with my 60's era duplex, poor ventilation, poor fans, lots of humidity, poor insulation, and the fear of mold growth.

Los Feliz.