BUY PD is still hawking those lehigh lots they buy them for 5k and sell them at seminars for 30 to 40k.. its the old land game .. just like what I grew up in out here in the west.I actually was on a CA sub committee on dealing with antiquated plats and we had a conference in Lehigh back in middle 80s that was the first time I was there.. and the issue was.. how do we handle all this traffic when these 250k lots of record actually get built out.. 

Most of them are made up of people with a lot of time on their hands but no real experience with property / real estate.So you end up with decisions made by committee and popularity.

In general, you should know that everything I hear at the city's Short-Term Rental Advisory Committee is a move toward stricter enforcement.

It was supposed to simplify things and at nearly 1500 pages that doesn’t seem to be the case but still lots of much needed change.I am not holding my breathe either but the noise from council and the committees is that they are going to get it done and fast.  

You can easily locate the path of progress by contacting the local economic development committee to get localized opinion on where the current paths of progress are located

Let's hope that this does not grow further.Seeing that the Housing Committee meets Wednesday Nov 6th 2019, I wrote the letter below.

Please join us on the 13th if you can and let the housing committee hear your opinion. 

I’ve provided both email and phone numbers for each of the council members on the committee below.Members on the committeeMayor Quinton LucasCouncilman Kevin O’NeillCouncilman Dan FowlerCouncilman Brandon EllingtonCouncilwoman Ryana Parks-ShawYou may also reach out to the council member you know best, if that makes you more comfortable.

Kelly and I love the idea of challenging ourselves with a buy and hold multi family investment in Uptown and are inspired by the work of the Preservation Committee.

The City of Los Angeles’ Housing Committee will be meeting on Wednesday, January 23rd at 3:00 pm to vote on whether to create a new ordinance requiring rental housing providers to accept Section 8 tenants.