hello BP family,i just bought my 1st multi unit property in los angeles last july and currently have a young couple living in the back unit. the couple has not been able to pay april and may rent due to covid-19. i've been very open with them and have tried to promote open communication in regards to setting up a plan on getting the rent paid but all they say is "we can't pay rent right now" mind you they never gave me a letter stating this, or any other forewarning. i also noticed that they just bought a new suv and sports bike which has me scratching my head. i know that at the moment landlords have their hands tied, but is there anything else i can do?

We currently live in Los Angeles and we’re wanting a smaller city, but not too small to move to.

It seemed like the only way to get anything done was through hard money, even with our blue chip clients.

Originally posted by @Ruth Blue:@Julie McCoyI know its not any RE agents preferred method but I was taught that professionial associations are there to protect and service the consumer communities they serve.

I'm looking for information on how to go about subleasing a home in Los Angeles CA.

Would greatly appreciate any referrals, particularly those with direct experience on a project. Thank you!!

The blue columns represent New Listings minus Accepted Offers.

Especially now if they are in a blue state still stuck on lockdown, and problems getting unemployment, like my wife's friend in CA.

Are there groups, angel Investors, silent financial partners, equity partners ready for equity position and where do you find them? 

My credit score is fluctuating between 650 and 670.For the past 3 years I have been spending winter months in Los Angeles.