Can have all the knowledge in the world though but until its applied and repeated successfully leaves ya a little scared to pull the trigger haha. 

All I can say is if you believe in yourself and feel like you have the knowledge of the local market/area and either have the processes in place or know you will have the process in place then pull the trigger.

Whether you have 100 people interested or just 1 person interested only one person has to pull the trigger in the deal.

I was looking in fishtown 5 years ago and never pulled the trigger. 

I'd pull the trigger if they were, even though my general guidance is not to buy anyone's first-gen electric.

Any structure inside of 15 feet from the easement will typically trigger the requirement for approval by LADWP which requires them to send their inspector.

My mortgage broker told me that a conventional loan is another option as due on sale is no more an issue as long as the loan is owned by Freddiemae, which means that it's fine for me to transfer the title to LLC after the sale without triggering the due on sale clause.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

All I’m saying is just now what your looking for and be able to pull the trigger as soon as it hits the market.

Hi @Riley Barclay and congrats on getting ready to pull the trigger on your first deal!