Did you find a unicorn (duplex) in point pleasant?

In general, Scott hits on some good neighborhoods (in fact I live in Pleasant Ridge, and most of my flips have been in PR), but there are a couple streets, or even sections of streets, you couldn't give me a house on, and this holds true in every neighborhood in the city. 

Secondly, I don't know LA transfer tax laws but it's shocking the price you pay to enter (or exit) an investment in the Bay Area (and I think LA is not THAT different).

Tenants are almost shocked by how great the unit looks (relative of course, to the market there..)Cut the old pieces in a staggered fashion, so they don't all end at the same place.

You WILL be shocked what they see.Do you know what EVERYONE's strategy is for SEO?"

I think you'll be pleasantly surprised on what the rates/fees they are currently offering. 

Got my first sticker shock with the cost of insurance at the level the bank wants us to have for replacement of the building.

I got my license in August and I have done exactly what I’m not supposed to do…I’m a secret agent 🥹Honestly I never expected to pass the state exam after years of trying and then I finally made it happen and I’m honestly still in shock I guess.

.- experienced agents get tired of working with investors soon, too much work for very little pay due to the lower price points- shockingly few agents own rental properties.

If they are Redwoods on the land you may be in for a shock on some restrictions in place for harvesting older redwoods.