I chose areas based on the economics, the price to entry and my long term goals, as well as the people I’d be working with.Your team is important if you’re out of state.  

Anyone who responds let me express my deep gratitude as I see this as unique opportunity to be successful in with minimal to no barrier to entry. 

Something to prove valid presence in the US indicating they were screened for entry or use name and DOB.

Looking for a roughly 28’ wide plan 2 car front entry garage with 2100-2500 sq ft.

Instruct the 'harassed' tenant to keep a contemporaneous and detailed list of perceived threats, harassing behaviors and obstruction of entry/exit. 

The main point is it is a great place to start because its a relatively low barrier to entry, yet you have huge upside in dynamic capabilities through webhooks and automation. 

What are your state laws on entry?

Here are a list of advantages (not in my order of importance) 1) FHA (lower down = reduced entry cost). 2) self managed (saves ~12% annually in PM fees and provides the best opportunity to learn). 3) Expertise in the market (you live in LA and know the areas of LA). 4) Does not require the trust of a team that OOS investing requires. 5) Historical appreciation (both rent and market: There are few locations in the country that has historically produced the ROI for buy n hold of LA. 

It was enough to get me started, so I got my REI education for under $20.The difference today is self publishing / small publishers have lowered barriers to entry.

. :)With the end goal in mind, I have been considering the following positions and I would like any impute on which option would provide the best entry to the field and learning opportunity.1) Real Estate Agent - Although I am endeavoring to get my RE license regardless.2) Property Management (Commercial/Residential?)