South of Woodlawn as you get closer to San Pedro creek is going through some revitalization but there are plenty of shabby properties.  

Pedro,It's no mystery, to maximize profits you'll need to run a tight budget and yes, it's all over the place.  

I came across a 5-plex in San Pedro, CA.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) other investment in São Paulo.

I'm currently going through a rent control eviction in LA and my lawyer is Barbara Craig in San Pedro - she's great.

@Pedro TorresWelcome to BP.I recommend connecting with a property manager in the area to get the full scoop in terms of market rents and vacancy rates.

Originally posted by @Pedro Martins:@Zachary Sexton; @Ali Boone; @Russell Brazil; @Jordan Moorhead; @Matt Shields I don't necessarily agree with the idea that there is a specific "advice" from BP and that it is risky... like others have posted before, everyone has their level of comfort with risk and that's what they should go with.But I do have an issue with BP Podcasts - both the original one and the new Money one - are we ever going to see a guest that doesn't have their own website, their own blog, is trying to sell/promote something for his/her own gain and that hasn't in fact already interviewed the BP people in their own podcast?

@Pedro Hardy this has a typo on the purchase closing costs.

@Chandan SinghWhere were you all this time while Pedro was setting up a whore house ?

Barbara Craig in San Pedro is my RE attorney.