I absolutely don't want to get into the situation where I need to "evict" a tenant because they've stayed for more than 30 days.Any advice here would be welcome.Thanks y'allMike(BTW, I stated the location as Los Angeles county even though the property is in Ventura county because the website would not let me show it as Ventura county.)

I own a digital marketing agency in Los Angeles.

For work she does tech recruiting and works remotely, while I work as a project manager for a custom home, design-build company, based in Los Angeles.

Our start plan is through wholesaling and then progressing to our first fixer upper being our own home in Los Angeles.We hope to grow a portfolio of commercial and residential rentals across the US with a focus on CA, TX, the DMV, LA and GA.One question I have is-would you recommend starting a coaching program? 

My first multifamily was in the heart of South Central Los Angeles. 

I can suggest some bathroom remodeling contractors in Los Angeles if you want to DM me.

@Hediyeh Elahi Hey Hediyeh, I am an investor and real estate agent here in Los Angeles.

I have multi's in Glassel Park, Del Rey, Silver Lake, Los Feliz.

As someone who invests in Los Angeles, regulation keeps making it tougher and tougher.The good thing with heavy regulation like rent control is it keeps investors out, which means those left behind will be the only inventory (thus very high rents).However, even then there is only so much that one can take and when there are other landlord friendly markets, it can be a better business decision to invest elsewhere.

If you do enough and the City issues the units new Certificates of Occupancy, you could get the property out of the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, ie. uber-restrictive City of Los Angeles Rent Control.