Thanks a lot @Pedro Hernandes for sharing your views.I agree to portfolio reporting part; I have few questions regarding same.Real Estate being iliquid or infrequently traded asset class, Does it really require daily portfolio reporting since changes in price are mostly on month-quarter basis unlike frequently traded assets.Also, on automatic fundraising or investments in RE, can investors really be comfortable with it since there are not only Returns or Future cash we look for when analyze any potential investment but many experts and associated soft costs are part of almost each transaction.Trying to understand which features for Portfolio Reporting and Automation of Fund allocation or raising through various options; automation can serve and in which capacity.Regards-Vijay

I purchased a 30-unit apartment building in San Pedro California about 45 years ago and every unit was furnished.

Hey @Pedro Samuel Maldonado!

To get a GRM, you divide the price of a property by a year's worth of gross rents.Conversely, if you have a sense of what the GRM for a neighborhood is, you multiply a year's worth of gross income by the GRM to ascertain a building's value.For example, today I was valuing a duplex in San Pedro.

@Michelle HerschendLook at San Pedro and Long Beach

Here in the south bay my favorite markets for house hacking are San Pedro and Long Beach, both are beach cities with reasonable prices and a good amount of multi family inventory.

My partner and I are thinking about getting a STR property in San Pedro, somewhere close to the new, being developed public market.

@Pedro Jean.

I am looking in San Pedro.

Hi Ewa,Torrance is not rent control but there are no units (2 - 4 units) for sale here in my price range. (300 to 600K)I have been looking in San Pedro and Long beach but most of what I have seen and that I'd like , has been rent controlled.