There are some great old turn of the century houses over there.

Wow, landlording in the 21st Century.

Century 21 will do loans as low as $10k on older homes.

The Investment Group for Enhanced Results in the 21st Century, or TIGER 21 for short.

It's well on the way to gentrification, has a pretty happening bar scene, and a lot of houses were built turn of the century and as such will have a fair bit of deferred maintenance, which can lead to much better value add opportunity.

@Wayne Snell Yep, must be one of the Century Village condo developments...."

Well this data has existed for centuries thanks to the US census, so I would think if no one's talking about race maps being a factor then they probably are not.

My goal is cash flow right now, so I would buy and hold all of them, understanding I may not get the “deal of the century” through this method.Thoughts?

, I picked up a book she had gotten as a present, called What Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew: From Fox Hunting to Whist-the Facts of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century England, by Daniel Pool.

Purchase price: $1,040,000 Cash invested: $350,000 Sale price: $1,940,000 Contributors: Samira Mahjoub Tapia Turned a mid-century property in Ladera Heights into a stylish Palm-Springs inspired retreat.