Hey guys, I'm looking to buy a multifamily prop in LA next year and could use some help nailing down target areas.I'm looking for an area with the following:- <$300k/door purchase price (or close, will look for an off-market deal)- Over 10% CoC return- Upside for appreciation (not crazy about areas like Lancaster for this reason)- Ideally rent control-free (or workarounds)Here's my initial list of areas:- Culver city (expensive)- Inglewood (Rams stadium/Silicon Beach trickle down)- Mid-city/Fairfax- PasadenaNot crazy about North of LA (ie: Studio City, Granada Hills, Sherman Oaks)Any insight into the cashflow potential of each of these areas and target price ranges/door would be super helpful.

I have built a good business for my work and contacts made at real estate clubs in Riverside, Pasadena, Long Beach, Laguna Hills and several others.

I too am seeking multifamily opportunities in Miami/Miami Beach and other South Florida areas.

Stay closer to the beach side and you should be alright though.

@Chase Cline Just sold my parents condo at Beach Club (2/2).  

I dream of working from a beach house or traveling the world and giving orders to your employees while trekking through the amazon.

Large luxury properties on the beach are for VRBO.

Hello all i just passed my exam and really looking forward to working with a broker 

A whole process starts beach and forth between watershed, aha (section 8), tenant 5.

However I do come from a family of developers who built home in New Jersey up until the mid 1970s.I have some hands on experience helping my father build add ons to our house (Sugar Run, Pa), renovate our condo (Monmouth Beach, nj), and renovate our rent controlled apartment (Manhattan, NY).