What's the best way to find good foreclosure leads in the Los Angeles area?

I'm looking to purchase a 4 unit property in Los Angeles (rent control).

@John Weidner, the property was in Blue Island, which had a driveway which was sloping downward right next to the house and there was no sort of drainage system.  

End of the day its all about money and greed and duping the poor investors who just read the blue sky BS that is bandied about on this site how your going to get rich buying and holding cash flow property and because everything is so expensive in LA you MUST come to Memphis and buy dirt cheap pieces of crap houses. 

I am debating between SFR and Multi ,what are the advantages and disadvantages in each as a low budget-first time buyer.I want to purchase my first property, and I wouldn't mind combining it as an owner occupied property.Interested in Los Angeles area since I am working here, can do some renovations, and manage the property myself.The budget is roughly 150,000-350,000Please adviseThank you !

Few weeks ago, I went driving for dollar in this mid-low class neighborhood in Los Angeles. 

I am a managing member and principal of a real estate brokerage firm based in the up and coming "Korea town" area of Los Angeles that's focused on commercial sales, investments and leasing.

They seem to start from 2K to 4K in Los Angeles.  

I'll send her a message.BTW, how do you "blue-link" someone's @ name?

(Orange County, Los Angeles)I built homes years ago in the Pittsburgh area and for the last 7 years I have been really heavily in commercial construction doing projects all over the place.