Looking for opinions on what people think is going to happen to real estate prices next year in Los Angeles.

My gf and I are in the process of moving to Los Angeles and currently own 2 properties in Nashville that cash flow about $500/mo (total after all is said and done).

In Los Angeles and most of california in general it comes down to sucking up the large down payment, low to no cash flow and waiting for appreciation to do its thing. 

I live in Los Angeles, but I'm looking to help my mom get out of her overpriced rental and into a small 100k-150k house in Oakland County, Michigan.Should my mom and I co-borrow?

I am currently looking for 4 apartments (studio or one bedroom) in the same building within a 10 min drive of The Row in DTLA.  Apartments need to be furnished and prices need to include utilities.  I am looking for w...

All units are under market value in Los Angeles. 

I live and invest in Los Angeles, so my metrics a totally different than James's and will be different from what works for you.

By joining this forum I'm hoping to network further, extend my financial/real estate literacy, and be well on my way to purchasing my first property.I'm originally from Los Angeles but would like to start investing outside of California due to taxes and the oversaturated marketIf anyone has any tips on getting started, life advice, or information regarding the Florida real estate market (specifically in miami) I would love to network!

I'm pursuing a similar goal, and I'm doing so where I live in Los Angeles because the appreciation gains, forced and organic, are really incredible.Caveat #1: I'm not trying to turn BRRRRing properties into a full-time job.

I live in Los Angeles where real estate is REALLY EXPENSIVE!