I purchased a property in Los Angeles that was also managed by a condo HOA and 3rd party management company.

Being part of a high volume real estate team, we’ve seen first hand that the demand in Los Angeles and other major cities is just too high right now.

We live in Los Angeles.

You could have gone down the route of working with multiple lenders, including theirs and then deciding at the end who to use.I'm in Los Angeles so 99% of properties have fences, but I would imagine you could have just made the building of the fence and the other work as "conditions to qualify."

Hi Folks I live in the Los Angeles, CA area but have rental properties in Memphis, Little Rock and Dayton.

@Robert Los, @Luke Townsend, @Jonathan Klemm Hey!

My research shows ADUs in Los Angeles county must be rented for 30+ nights.  

A little background on me…I have lived in Los Angeles for 11 years now, but I am originally from Chicago.

I live in the inland empire county but I work in Los Angeles county.

I also own some properties in Los Angeles that require permits to operate, and one particular instance was rather cumbersome to obtain.I can't believe that Chase has such a low limit for investment type properties, this seems a little puzzling to me.