I’m curious how many people on BP are interested in buying a house or moving to Los Angeles, Orange County, or Santa Barbara. 

Cash invested: $10,000 Rental Arbitrage #1 in Los Angeles.

Would not be legal under Los Angeles' new short term rental ordinance to the best of my knowledge.

I did it in Los Angeles.

Hi,I'm not sure if anyone else is going through this in Los Angeles/Moreno Valley so I'm reaching out if this is normal.

Cities that currently have rent control ordinances include Berkeley, Beverly Hills, East Palo Alto, Hayward, Los Angeles, Los Gatos, Mountain View, Oakland, Palm Springs, Richmond, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood.

I have a rental property in Los Angeles, California, and it’s been on the rental market for less then a week.

I live in the greater Los Angeles area with over 8,000,000 (who have been counted) people.You never know who will call again a year later, when their circumstances have changed and you need a tenant, or who might be impressed with how you treated them and when their friend (who is really qualified) asks them, they give you a good word.

I’m in Los Angeles and the property is in Ohio.

Appreciation per county is different depending on the methods being used.If it's method using actual dollar value :Then as usual the highest appreciation from 1980 is Santa Clara county (Palo Alto/Santa Clara and such) followed by city like Redwood city/Cupertino/Las Altos/Los Gatos/etc.But if it's appreciation from 2015, the highest would be Alameda county.From 2000-2023, San Francisco is at the top followed by San Jose and then town like San Ramonbut from 2015-2023, San Francisco is declining fast, and the current avg home in SF is actually the same as San Jose right now, while the highest is San Ramon/east bay.