If you ask many locals, they'll recommend Grandview, Raytown, Northland, Blue Springs, and other areas of the city that are "B+" to "A-" type of neighborhoods that are seeing more appreciation growth.2.

The rental property I am looking at has two units, one is occupied and the 2nd has a tenant, I want to live in one of the two units, however the income from the tenant isnt enough to justify this.The property is in Los Angeles and is rent controlledI have heard that I can evict a tenant with the intention of living there!

Something that isn't cash flow related directly but study the rental laws for each scenario.For example, in Los Angeles, a duplex is subject to LA rent control. 

The reason for the sale is I want to take the cash and buy another property closer to home in Los Angeles.  

Just dawned on me out of the blue.

Hi,My friend is building a ~600 sq ft ADU in So Cal/Los Angeles and is wondering what type of pipe might be best from a quality/maintenance/cost standpoint within the interior of the ADU (I realize that the line connecting the ADU to the sewer line might be HDPE or some other plastic pipe...)? 

Not worried about supervising, I've been managed a bunch of different folks from blue to white collar.

Still doesn't explain why they waited so long after the weekend to contact me, assuming it ever really happened on the weekend, which I doubt considering their stories don't match.On top of this the "blue room" she claimed a lamp burned out in was actually the front room not the teal back room.

Does the eviction moratorium in Los Angeles also prohibit allowed no-fault evictions?

Much of the country is in an upward trending market right now, but in some of the big cities such as Los Angeles, there is a buyers market beginning in some sectors such as apartments.