We spent nights in the store during the L.A. riots.  

There will be rioting in the streets daily and you'll need gold, guns, and food stocks..This to say: I don't think the US economy is going in the toilet anytime soon.

With the recent riots etc, how would you feel about starting a new venture here?

Third, you run the risk of the unexpected changes in the environment - from accidents to natural disasters to riots and Covid.

@Nam TrangThe inspectorI don’t think there is a negative to removing it.If you are doing a long term rental, it will drop leaves on gutters and roof retaining moisture, causing mildew, and clogs, eventually riots will become and issue, although with a crawl space foundation, that’s probably easier to live with/work with.If you are doing a flip, it looks awful and future owner will be worried about the above.

As a former resident my advice is DON'T Do it, but if you must opt for property as close as possible to the police department and fire department.it appears nice but it is still inner city neighborhood, only descent neighboring City is El Segundo otherwise you have Watts, Inglewood, Compton, Lennox and Lawndale, school system is independent run by centinella SD not la unified, police department is also independent the only county thing is fire department it's Los Angeles county fire, children pass through metal detectors to go to school, crime is high but again it's inner city neighborhood, it's been going down hill since 1985 , gang's and drugs, shootings , businesses pulled out of the area, after the riots and the fact that the city lost money investing it poorly into orange county but it is your money not mine do what you want I'm only the son of a former City accountant.

Those Milwaukee riots that made the national news a few years back were a few blocks away.

How do you investors feel about investing and your investments in the twin cities epically after all the riots that happened this year ?

Louis has perhaps the worst race relations in the country, the Ferguson riots were not that long ago.On the other hand, the homes do all look good on street view, and I know there are investors out there who have learned to successfully play the Section 8 game and get better returns than buying higher grade properties at the low cap rates available these days.What is your specific and general advice to do my DD on this, especially if you know the area?

The judge read him the riot act and made him start over.