Good thing it's starting to warm up here in Los Angeles.

On the other hand they are 5-7 streets away from the flood inundation point, and with global warming on the rise I am afraid this will make resale value low should they get affected by floods in the future.Have you ever considered floods or other natural disasters in your analysis?

We recommend her to all our out-of-state and overseas clients.I'll gladly make a warm introduction for you if you connect with me here on BP!

Thank you all for the very warm welcome!  

I seem to find agents that say they work with investors and don't seem to be investors themselves (I met one recently), but as I mentioned earlier, I don't get the warm and fuzzies that they are the right person and that saying they work with investors isn't more of a marketing gimmick rather than real experience/skill.

I am looking forward to enriching and insightful interactions.Thank you for the warm welcome, and here’s to a collaborative journey towards achieving our real estate aspirations!

Also, would be happy to do a warm intro :)

These properties tend to be in warm belt states where a lot of tenant expansion plans are occurring.

Social media is a big tactic for me that I'm growing... long-term it's a way to get more leads than you can handle at a cost significantly lower than buying "warm" leads or anything like that.

Well in good climates Jalousies are the best as they let in the most air,  but now with global warming its hard to find a place that doesn't need ac.