There are paint for cements paints that have colors that’s close to cement color.And adding greens vines will make it look like u have greens in ur cement jungle.

Buying in an area you know nothing about is like going into the African jungle without a guide.

I think we've all been there to some degree in our immaturity and especially in  our youth, simply lacking wisdom of how predators in the jungle seek and snag their prey.  

I came from the jungles of Cambodia where it is tropical all year long.

All the rest is pretty much jungle and there's plenty of it.

This would never have happened if it was the jungle, as too many people unfamiliar with the situation suggest.

So we have western art....cowboys, indians, cactus, desert, etc.

i just realized i am investor since i was a baby, i can see business opportunity anywhere, if you put me in the middle of jungle in borneo, in 20 years i could still be rich there. lol

Can't do that in a concrete jungle.

This is a terd property in an run of the mill terd street (very little greenery, the urban jungle) in the heart of Los Angeles.So, you are prolly gearing up to say, well noob, go to the outskirts of the city for normalized prices.I have looked in Palmdale and Lancaster (1.5 hours commute outside of L.A. proper, and still in LA County) and the cap rates only rise to 5-7.My question to my wise investor friends:When you were starting out, where do you put your time and money?