If this is the direction you want to go, then there are the Globo ballon, toro verde, Cueva Ventana, the observatory all not far. these are what you want to sell. if you are in the mountains, try and sell that feature. long term is tough down there, because people are not working like they want to, this results in finding someone who can pay the rents on time monthly. the above will determine the direction you want to go with it.

I have been working as a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff for 10 years.

Phoenix already recycles a lot of waste water, but most of it is used for cooling the Palo Verde nuclear power plant to the west of the city, the largest in the US and the only one of it’s kind not located on a body of water.

It is like Palos Verdes 1900s.

Speaking from a Los Angeles view, when the economy was bad around 10 years ago, the vacancy rate was higher and rents were decreasing.

Alos, check rentometer and zillow and see what the surrounding properties are renting for. 

Think Hollywood Hills, Palos Verdes, Pacific Palisades, many parts of West LA, and perhaps in OC Newport Beach.

I am honestly it sure how a lo wouldn’t be able to tell you.

How a first time homebuyer software engineer for a Silicon Valley tech company buying in Oakland sees me:How the person refinancing in San Diego for the first time ever sees me:How the seasoned East Bay landlord or Realtor sees me:How much attention a Los Angeles first time home buyer might pay to all of that:How I see me:Can someone meme that up for me please? 

Are realtors needed for a LO?