I have a personal finance scenario where I'd like to know what other people would do if they were in my shoes.In January 2021, I'll be about 18 months away from being completely debt-free (I'm currently renting for $1825/mo in Los Angeles) and I'm wondering if I should start investing at that point or if I should wait.Once January hits, I'll have two loans left:$45,000 on a car loan @ 6%$24,000 personal loan @ 15%  Minimum payments being $1125 and $437 respectively.After all of my monthly expenses I'll have about $2500 per month to either throw towards debt or I can start saving for everything I need to buy a duplex or triplex that I'll househack in.

In Los Angeles, the average return was 3.75%.

In Los Angeles, the average return was 3.75%.

That’s the emerging picture from air passenger data released by the four airports serving Los Angeles County.

Definitely don't bring any blue state politics (move to Boise if that's how you swing) with you or at least keep it to yourself and get your license plates changes ASAP or risk your car getting keyed or worse. 

Yes we would appreciate any estate planning referrals in Los Angeles area.

Any recommendations for good insurance brokers to get quotes from in Los Angeles area?

Hard money is hit or miss and largely market dependent right now too, so we are looking for a blue ocean instead of places like Austin that is a bloodbath right now! 

I have an angel investor who is willing to lend me money at 12% interest.

There a lot of MHP's that are very nice and the clientele are hard working blue collar people who would prefer their hard earned dollar go further than living in a house.