The next day the seller contacted me, saying he checked out the pex and believes it IS oxygen barrier. 

Thanks for the tip about the REI, I believe I will check it out, thanks

I also believe that it takes patience and consistent work.

If you believe CRE will crash soon, then you should stay away from it or just risk very little money on it. 

This time around, I truly believe I've found my niche in REI. 

I am in the final phases of finishing up my rehab on it and should be getting it ready to hit the market within the next month or so (timing isn't the best but hey it's my first and believe me when I say I have made plenty of mistakes, but I am still putting in the work!)

It's not in the greatest location but something we believe we can market because of multiple factors including the fact that it adjoins to a city park on one side that has nice amenities and on the other side it has 3 ingress/egress streets that deadend on the property line with utilities that follow. 

Also I believe that East L.A doesn't have rent control since it's an 'unincorporated' part of L.A .

Martin and Al Williamson Al helps people get started and J travels the world while his rentals pay him like little oil wells

I believe the Subject may be miss leading, I am paying alot of property taxes on 5 attached town houses that share a common single roof.