Hello everyone, first of all I'd like to wish safety upon everyone in this community and hope you and family are all keeping healthy in these times.

Be patient as you begin your search.

Really patient and helped me navigate the system. 

Looks like huge opportunities for appreciation for the taking over there for the patient among us. 

@Mahran Izoli, Structural engineers look at two main things: (1) safety....i.e. are the joist(s) or its connection going to fail, and (2) deflection of the joist(s)...i.e. how much they dip.

Be patient and don't push a "deal." 

That only confirmed what we were hearing from investors and end-users alike: they lost that loving feeling for being in a crowded, high-rent-with-no-cash flow, high-risk for health, safety, rioting and ever-increasing violence-prone areas.

My goal is to outsource or hire the "$10/hr tasks" that I shouldn't be spending time on anymore such as:Pipeline and Lead Generation:- Identify potential properties to buy near existing job sites- Project research- Deal analysis- Connect and message agents, investors, appraisers, attorney's and fiduciaries on Social media- Reach out to press publications- Contact sheetsDevelopment and Construction:- Contacting utility companies to remove and start service - set appointments, etc- Contacting Los Angeles Building and Safety for documents, submissions, appointments, etc- Get bids from vendors- Schedule appointments with vendors and follow upDoes anyone have experience with this and what has your experience been once you've gotten to this point?

I remembered the advice of many, "stick to your numbers, stay patient". 

The key is making sure the street is nice and not buying in an area where the tenants might feel worried about safety.