@Ian Livaich It would not trigger a re-assessment in Los Angeles County, as long as the ownership didn’t change.

What you learn from the mistake and how you can prevent being in a similar circumstance down the roadKeywords: Chicago /  Memphis / Los Angeles / New York / Dallas / Austin / San Antonio / Denver / Cleveland / Toledo / Indianapolis / Milwaukee / San Diego / San Francisco / Oakland / San Jose / St Louis@Brie Schmidt Schmidt@John Casmonlol,We should write a book "The Tenants From Hell & How To Deal With Them" lolI could probably fill around 50 chapters lolBrie,When are we doing coffee?

Good morning fellow BPers: I’ll get right down to it.I’m at the tail end of my first 1031 deal (hurray).Sold a property in Los Angeles and was able to buy three townhomes in, yup you guessed it, Eastern North Carolina.I closed on the first property two days ago, with no mortgage.

Which is why LOs are typically risk free for tenants as they can also lis pendens the real property they're suing over. 

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Since I live in a more expensive market, for doing lease options I would imagine I would need to target professionals such as doctors, lawyers, small business owners, management people, who either have issues ...

Hello Everyone: We have 9 Properties in Los Angeles, CA where the total value - (Estimated here - not appraised value) is around $40 million. 

I live in Los Lunas but am willing to travel to Albuquerque or anywhere within reason. 

As a newer investor, you can take the proceeds of your NOI to reinvest, and continue to grow your operations.But.....If this was the only method there would be no successful RE investors in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York; which obviously isn't true.

Is there a tutorial/explanatory video available somewhere and a standard letter I can send to explain how LOs work?

Unfortunately $50k doesn’t go very far is Los Angeles.