IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

I just acquired a 10,000+ sqft medical/office in Los Angeles with 100% seller financing, but it's probably going to turn into a Subject-to the existing financing deal due to management inefficiencies.

It lands somewhere between blue collar and middle class demographically and is on the outer fringes of an area that is seeing tremendous growth and appreciation, although if you continue on further from that center you will hit some very, very rough neighborhoods.

@Scott Smull Under the analyze tab in the blue navigation bar http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investment-calculator

While being homeless has it's challenges, it also provides me the opportunity to see the country and investigate various investment markets.I own my co-op in NYC and recently sold 2 condos in Los Angeles, providing me with some capital to find new opportunities.

If the ratios are not as good but I can use this method to buy 3 or 4 quickly should I do that to take advantage of the low current rates and pending inflation (a little blue sky I realize) or should one always go with the immediate hard data even if the potential opportunity cost may be large in the future.

I've talked with him till I'm blue in the face, and yet he still insists that I should not proceed forward and that what I would be doing is illegal unless I actually PURCHASE the house before selling it.

I'm about to start shopping for a multi-family property in Los Angeles (most likely 5+ units).

We use Redfin out here in Los Angeles which can provide some pretty good comps though I do not know if it is in all areas of the country. 

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