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.  

All agents are not angels, just like not all wholesalers are unethical.

I live here in Los Angeles and I invest out of state for the very same reason.

I would prefer as close as possible to La Jolla (since that is where my office would be) but am open to really anywhere in Southern California within one hour of either Los Angeles, La Jolla, or Irvine.In terms of what I am willing to spend, I am only qualified for up to an 800k property, assuming $4,800 generated in rents (so for a 4-plex, I would live in one unit and have to rent the other three out for $1,600/each).I will look up Tim G.  

I totally agree with Jon, I grew up going to all of the pawn shops on Colfax with my dad, and lived in an OK part of Aurora through middle/high school and its really just blue collar regular people raising families.

For a rental that had a blue tub (and some older blue tile floor) I found a really nice blue/gray tile that matched the tub and put that in.

Still many blue collar neighborhoods, but boarders areas of cleveland that are 'not bad' by cleveland standards.