I'm a retail net leased investment broker based in Los Angeles, and I specialize in single and multi-tenant retail properties leased to the national credit "daily needs" tenants ranging from the top grocers (The Albertsons Companies, The Kroger Company/Ralphs, Wal-Mart Neighborhood Center, Trader Joe's, Sprouts, Whole Foods), to the drug stores (Walgreens Boots Alliance/Rite Aid, CVS), to the discount retailers (Dollar Tree/Family Dollar and Dollar General).  

I am a Futures Trader using a laptop, so, I can relate RE Investing to something like Buying a Stock to hold for a long period of time and Hope and Pray that it will eventually go Up in Value and make me some Money.

I'm a broker and have realtors that can out-sell a spice trader... but listing a rehab on MLS is pretty straight forward.

For ex) I told all my "tenants" they could only have overnight guests 2x a week and that the place was for one person only...so if they had a partner that they couldn't live w/o I suggested they get an apartment w/ that person.4.

For Ex: you made 150k in both years 2020/2021 after deductibles your net was 60k-2020 and 55k-2021.

I'm not sure I'd be able to deal with sex offenders, but I do feel like I would be giving back to society by setting up group homes for ex-cons and people with mental challenges.

If you have an idea of what your cash buyers are looking for (ex: buyer only wants 3bed/2bath), you can narrow down your prospecting list to properties that meet this exact criteria.

I recently switched from a job I had out of college as a commodity trader and worked corporate America for almost five years.

How far is the nearest Starbucks/Trader Joes/Whole Foods and when did it open?

(For ex: Las Vegas)There are always going to be tourists in this area and it's just a matter of time before it bounces back (imo).So isn't this a great time to buy into that city?