Currently in Los Angeles and work remotely.

If you happen to be in a high cost area where we have super conforming loan sizes (San Diego, Los Angeles, San Fran, etc) - cash out refinance on those loan sizes are getting really nasty. 

Los Angeles wants to extend it another 6 months because we're in flu season.

I live in Los Angeles and I’d be living in it for the first couple of years. 

I am a 20-year-old full-time college student in Los Angeles, about to receive my associate's degree, majoring in finance, and interested in getting into real estate. 

These “local” events include Los Angeles so I suspect BP uses a fairly large distance as local.  

. $282k in Alameda / Oakland, $211k in San Diego, $223k in Sonoma, $202k in Sacramento... and they hate Hollywood, because in Los Angeles borrower income is capped at $180k.The reason it edges into real estate investing territory is that it only has your standard 12 month occupancy promise.

Hello Everyone!

I am looking forward to 2009. I have been investing in Real Estate for the past 4 years and have flipped 4 in the past 2 years. We are going to close our latest project this week and
are looking f...

I am curious to hear what the experience of others is like right now in the Los Angeles and Southern California markets.

How hard is it to find rehabbers/fix and flippers in the Los Angeles Area?