Here's a list of companies who've left the burbs for the loop over the last decade or so. http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-company-...Personally, I think East Garfield Park could gentrify someday, but I see the path of progress in the short term continuing up the blue(Logan Square, Avondale, Irving Park), Red(Uptown Edgewater, Rogers Park), brown(Albany Park, Irving Park), orange(Bridgeport, McKinley Park), and Pink(Pilsen, Little Village) lines.  

Unlike @Michael Swan I am comparing units in the same location (all units in San Diego) versus Swanny is comparing San Diego SFR to Ohio MF which is a bit of an apples versus oranges comparison.  

I would call the apartment association of Orange County and get clarity and follow it to the t.

I bought a property in Bakersfield,CA in July 2018 and spent over 40k in evictions, renovations, repairs, HVAC and carpet replacement.My question is does anyone know a good tax person to hire in southern california/ Orange county area?

I serve LA and Orange counties for residential but I don't do it much, only to a selected few, I am also not so investor friendly in pricing, we do quality work, not quantity. 90% of my cliens are government agencies and commercials.

I currently flip homes mainly in LA and Orange Counties.

@David Yang With all due respect, you might be missing the strategy a little bit.

I am from the Pacific Northwest and just moved down and looking for meetup groups in Southern California (Im in Orange County).However I did want to know some more about meetings and groups in CA.  

I would like to buy a single family home in either East Long Beach (3 bed, 2 bath) or in Rossmoor (Orange County - 3 bed, 2 bath).Option 1: Purchase a 3 bed, 2 bath in East Long Beach for approximately $600k - $650k that would rent for $3000-$3200 mo.  

I'm currently in Orange County branching to Osceola