Will most families keep their properties and rebuild or will a developer come in and rebuild for all?

Real Estate is a team business any way you cut it, so think about how you can develop relationships with brokers, lawyers, etc.

Near the beach, close to Playa Vista (new recently developed neighborhood, Google, Snapchat and others are relocating), close to Marina Del Rey...to Layola university, Inglewood developments are on the way!..

Developers that focused on new construction for SFRs, for example, got hit really hard when the market crashed.

I am looking to invest in northern and east county of San Diego as well at looking into buy hold property in Denver, there is a lot of development in areas a outside of the downtown and I want to try buy in neighbors that over the next 3 years will appreciating in value. 

Blomberg units were once in this category (or near it), but have declined since manufacturing shifted from Germany to Turkey.Whirlpool/Electrolux have recently introduced heat pump driven, compact dryers in North America, which is an interesting development ... if only their reliability / repair history were better.Ventless (condensation or heat pump) dryers work well, but differently, than the more traditional in N.A. element driven dryers.  

I am looking for help/partner/vision and the ideal business partner would be a seasoned REI and also have some of own capital to invest.

And ideally all my marketing and will be passive, but until then do the active marketing. 

I'm wondering if anyone has first-hand experience with Masters in Real Estate Development (MRED) programs and could speak to their value.A bit about me: I am 27 years old and own two rentals (single family) in Atlanta.

Not sure what your ideal strategy/long-term plan is.