That's according to the researchers behind a new survey published last week that measures how much Angelenos spent on housing and other essential needs last year.

All the signs in the yards and windows and on all the property management web sites are all advertisements for the following year and are typically up mid way through fall semester.

Here is an article published by a local property management company that I have found quite helpful.

Read as many books published by BP as possible, and listen to ALL of their podcasts.

We built a web site, set up automatic payments, implemented late fees, raised rates.

The rent covers the PITI exactly and doesn't cash flow, all the advice on the web I've seen is if it doesn't cash flow it's a bad investment.

You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.

Some publish in the BP Marketplace. 

I know that Bigger Pockets is about to publish a book on medium-term rentals.

That is, even at the confiscatory rates most HML’s charge, and we’re lenders, financially you’re almost always better off borrowing the money.Last, if you asked someone to risk 100% of what could be a life-changing amount of money, and then added that instead of using a lawyer to protect them, you’ve chosen to obtain your documents off the web, how do you think they would feel?