Hey guys, I'm looking to buy a multifamily prop in LA next year and could use some help nailing down target areas.I'm looking for an area with the following:- <$300k/door purchase price (or close, will look for an off-market deal)- Over 10% CoC return- Upside for appreciation (not crazy about areas like Lancaster for this reason)- Ideally rent control-free (or workarounds)Here's my initial list of areas:- Culver city (expensive)- Inglewood (Rams stadium/Silicon Beach trickle down)- Mid-city/Fairfax- PasadenaNot crazy about North of LA (ie: Studio City, Granada Hills, Sherman Oaks)Any insight into the cashflow potential of each of these areas and target price ranges/door would be super helpful.

Its possible that $2800 is reasonable but it sounds high even for Silicon Valley where everything is more expensive.

This is a pretty foreign concept out side of Silicon valley... are you sure your loans are not joint and several.. ??

I currently live in Dublin/Pleasanton and commute to the Silicon Valley (Palo Alto) for a new career-job.  

The distance from the airport to Hellyer Oaks is only 10 miles, shorter than to most other areas in Silicon Valley.I agree appreciation in South San Jose may be lower than other parts of Silicon Valley.

@Hadar Orkibi - Dumbledore is a category of Silicon Valley tech type that's life is so jam packed that they can never look up.  

Comes with a plastic valve seat and silicone sealant.

If VR becomes mainstream, the Silicon Valley is a great hub for that to start!

I'm on my second listening 'binge' of Brandon's book on Rental Property Investing. I've listened to all of Kiyosaki's books, multiple times. It's been funny hearing how folks in this community have read/listened to Ki...

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