@Luz PaganThis is insane lIberalism run amuck to need a permit for such an InterIor change .

At each market cycle in LA people always get way too optimistic and overspeculate over the gentrification potential of the city, prices go up but nothing changes and the city remains a dump.

You pay every other week.If you're asking your landlord to switch to paying every two weeks and he's asking for $250 to make that change, then he's wanting extra rent to make the switch. 

Neighborhoods change block-to-block and a B neighborhood can quickly downgrade. 

They can then write in HARD MONEY.If you make it as a cash offer, before closing you may need to get an addendum changing it to financing depending on the title company.  

My life has been changed since.

Or should I try to get zoning changed?

He does give a lot of actionable advice, but his sales content does need to be changed a bit based on the industry you're in and the buyer type.Re: his syndications and Reg A fund, I would only be concerned with how the assets will do in the long run, since he seems to be focused on owning the nicest property in the neighborhood.

Mistaken ideas, limited future options, maticulous bookkeeping required, changing circumstances, etc are reasons clients are not happy with the decision to partner with their Ira.

Can't wait till someone with the balls for real change gets rid of the IRS and we have a simple VAT vs. trying to pin down 'income'