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Some major wins for the year: I started with a rent role due to turnover of about 52,000 per month.

House hackers looking to buy close to public transportation has been a huge win.  

Hi everyone - I was hoping to get some advice and a recommendation of a good RE attorney.So here is my situation - an HOA foreclosed on a house and I was the winning bidder at the sheriff sale.

I am not an LA or So Cal real estate expert, but from what I generally know about the market is, if you can get any positive cash flow (with "reasonable" down payment), it is likely a win.  

That does not mean you can collect, it just means you *might* win, then you have to figure out how to collect.

Unless you did that to win out against several bidders.

Life today is exponentially costlier than the yesteryears and they're doing it alone.They're going to be lifelong renters, the only way out is inheriting a house or winning the lottery.

Sometimes they have off-market properties they’re ready to sell, and that’s a big win for you (less competition and more opportunity!)