You'll likely want to pick an area that either targets a specific niche (think Arts District for culture travelers or Financial District for business travelers) or pick the tourist/convention centers such as South Park, near Staples Center.There are a lot of hotels planned Downtown and that are coming online and under construction make sure you understand hotel rates and have a value proposition to set you apart.best of luck!

Anyway, I don't know if anyone has had this culture issue before or not...would it be too much hand holding to give him a stack of SASE's?

Hello, I'm brand new to real estate investing but have always had a desire to be apart of this magnificent culture.

@Rick Roach it’s the norm not to move out until marriage in my culture; they’d be weirded out charging their son rent.

@Adrian Chu  We have to be very aware of the cultural climate we live in - know the rules, abide by them, and proactively lobby for -and make the case for common sense laws and against restrictive rules that ultimately make it more difficult and expensive for the very ones who need the most help. 

Their business culture is very relationship oriented.

I continued to market the property and inform my buyers of the culture of the area as they viewed it.

Rents are down 10% and falling.As @Joshua Rice said, there was already a WFH culture particularly in tech.

I need the culture and structure of working with some type of partner/mentor or even an organization.Beyond that I will benefit from help on detailed analysis, building presentations etc.

Ghosting is a widespread cultural phenomenon.