And its in Gardena city  Your los angeles location tag had me worried for you.

While we have some cash on hand, it doesn't really make a dent in the Los Angeles market, so I would love to hear from other investors from LA or big cities, and if they did stay in their more expensive markets, what did they do?  

Tengo todos los libros y materiales por el examen 

I live in Los Angeles and I've realized that I'm never going to be financially free if I continue simply earning a paycheck. 

(A very expensive area, similar to New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles).You are renting out a basement suite and tired of throwing away money.The last hurdle is your wife is in the process of receiving Canadian Citizenship so we cannot move to the U.S. for another year or two.The goal is to build equity and ideally some passive income.How would you utilize the life savings to get the best ROI?

I'm hoping it's possible to have my cake and eat it too, so curious to see if anyone else has attempted something similar before.I'm a Los Angeles native working in tech with a pretty good income.

My business partner just permitted his 10th ADU in Los Angeles (aka accessory dwelling unit / garage conversion / in law unit / granny flat / casita / tiny house).

Such as California los angels area.

Im in Milwaukee and my partner is in los angeles 

Just remember that if you formed a business entity or bought property in another state CALIFORNIA STILL wants their cut.Check with the Los Angeles Real Estate Investors Association, (LAREIA) run by Bill Tan and see who their members use.