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I work with a couple of really fantastic folks that both have the heart of a teacher & will help guide you through your financing options to find the best fit.

Doing this enables the investor who is the flipper or landlord to make the lion's share of the profits.

Borrowing against that equity has enabled us to buy other properties, and to build wealth.

Being a teacher with all of this going on right now, I'm oddly familiar with the zoom/online meet up platforms. 

Last year, Mayor Garcetti set a goal to build 100K new units by 2021 and I know from following him that he has been involved with ULI and local governments in identifying the causes behind the shortages as well implementing policy to enable/encourage more high-density development in the area.I just returned from checking out some open houses in Compton, Inglewood, West Adams, and in the south side of Mid-City .What I'm hearing from everyone I speak to is the same: there's no inventory so everything is flying off the shelves with multiple offers.

Again like Richard said demolish about 1/3 of the town , Get the Teachers union to take a hike , Address the Schools / Education NEEDS as opposed to being so VERY politically correct at all times to what is taught .

But making business decisions based on tax implications is far different from creating an LLC purely to enable a fictional home office for a tax deduction.

Multifamily Apartment Syndication takes advantage of economies of scale to enable your real estate investments to be truly passive by pooling money with other investors to buy larger assets that can support a full time staff.

The cash flow from the three units I mentioned enabled me to buy two more properties recently (1 investment SFH and 1 owner occupy, which I plan to rent out after a while).