I am letting fear grip me

In addition, I also live in a city in the northeast where it's almost impossible to find licensed  and bonded labor to work in your home - almost everybody is unlicensed and I can't come to the grips of what happens if someone falls off my roofFor these reasons alone, is it worthwhile to place non-RE and RE investments under a single LLC out of Wyoming?

Perhaps they will have a harder time securing capital to lend...maybe they had been operating on such tight margins that with tighter grips on institutional money, they just can't keep the lights on anymore.

Grip it and rip it, but be calculated!

Trying to get a grip on it

They knew they blew it when they owned the world in 2009, so assuming Nancy's got a little grip on reality, it''ll be a way to raise taxes.BTW - Nancy's husband made a ton off investment real estate (Financial Leasing Services).

From my experience the Zillow group does not have a grip on this market and although I've used them many times in the past, when I chose not to because of the fee structure, I didn't notice any variations in the inquiries and time to rent.

I enjoy Marketwatch and Bloomberg for specific info, but day trading the market on specific securities without a firm grip on what you are buying is as foolish as blindly buying real estate.

Now on to your gripping takedown of investing in LA:Firstly, you don't make money in LA buying a condo.

@Chris Fayling it sounds like you've got a good grip on things.