Check out the listing input forms for a residential property for two different MLSs: Los Angeles and San Diego (in case you want to see how different the forms can be).

In Los Angeles, the owner who builds the JADU must sign a covenant stating owner-occupancy, but there's no enforcement.

I feel bad for the LOs that lost money in this cycle where we're counting on the continued cash flows for living expenses.

Ideally looking for a 4-plex in Austin, Los Angeles, or Seattle (places where I'm able to work with my job).

I live in Los Angeles as well and am looking to get started by going for cash flow rentals there. 

I’m an aspiring investor, and I’m living in Los Angeles so investing local is basically out of the question.

Hi all, Have anyone invested in tax deed in los angeles or orage County?  

Us being in Los Angeles I’m sure short term rentals would be in high demand, just have to find the right property that would work!

Los Angeles is a beautiful mess, but I think SW Florida offers better investment opportunities for me at this point: fewer restrictions and more landlord friendly, and newer product with less capex/repairs.

I'm a 2x House Hacker in Los Angeles (case study in the BP book The House Hacking Strategy) and I'm going to be direct so that you can incorporate it into your analysis.