I think that more people will try to move out of the gateway/overpriced cities like New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington DC, Boston, Philadelphia and head for more affordable states like Texas, Idaho, Florida, The Carolinas, and other sunbelt destinations.

Another piece of relatively good news is that the official U.S. unemployment rate fell for the third month in a row to 10.2% from 11.1% (and 19.2% in Los Angeles County).

The property actually sits in the Los Angeles County strip.

With Los Angeles in particular, where community organizations were already straining to serve residents before COVID-19 swept through the city, the situation has become even more challenging.

I am moving from Los Angeles to Las Vegas next month.

I would categorize those areas as “C” class with a lot of blue collar families and strong rental demands.  

Right now we're househacking a duplex in Los Angeles.

A Tax Section (with a separate folder for each year)Colored folders may be helpful (or just be how you want to do it) Red for A/P, Green for A/R or just all Blue because it's your favorite color.If you want to be quick about it, just take a sharpie and write the title on the folder, of if you are more focused on orderliness, print labels and stick them on. 

I found a school called Blue Ribbon Realty that gave me the opportunity to begin classes online this past Monday. 

Who would be the best professional to talk to about Los Angeles house appraisals after ADU and JADU additions?