I don’t have to do that with rentals here in Los Angeles so that would be new for me.Thanks!

I currently live in Los Angeles but would consider Midwest options.I appreciate any advice or recommendations to achieve my dream of working in real estate on the design/construction/build side.Thanks,Ashlea

I am a real estate investor who is looking for a cpa to not only prepare my taxes but also be a good investment advisor. cpa should be a good investor and/or have successful investors as clients.

Originally posted by @Ruth Blue:@Ashley RothackerI agree with @Jacci Konkle WE are actually doing this process right now.

I decided to try and put together an example deal for a property in my city (Los Angeles).

Check out some other advice for ADU construction in my blog:  https://www.greatbuildz.com/blog/garage-conversions-los-angeles/

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Or did she contact you out of the blue? 

I am wondering if there are any real estate investing meet ups or clubs that anyone may no about in the Inland Empire, Los Angeles areas.

I'm in the Los Angeles area and specifically in the San Fernando Valley.