Some areas such as Los Angeles, have very poor landlord favorable laws and unfavorable housing authority inspections.

We have one SFH rental in Los Angeles renting for more than $12k a month.

In 2019 Los Angeles city council placed new restrictions for AirBnB."

The unit is in Los Angeles and it seems like landlord rights are diminishing. 

@John Duston We're in Los Feliz, so the greater Hollywood, Pasadena, Burbank region.

I've chosen to build ADUs on several of my properties in Los Angeles for the following reasons : 1) I understand the local market, 2) I already own the land, so building an ADU is an incremental cost, 3) owning a property locally makes it easier to manage and I don't have to pay for property management, 4) I'm getting really good rents without a major increase in expenses.  

If your property is "separately alienable", such as a SFR or Condo and it is not owned by a corporation or certain other entity types AND you provided the tenant with proper notice that you are exempt from AB 1482 because of the above AND is not in Los Angeles and certain other municipalities in California with Rent Control, then you do not need to provide relocation assistance or comply with "just cause" when terminating a lease.

Hi there,My friend recently purchased a property in Los Angeles which had tenants (one family of 7) who were due to leave but are refusing to go.

I’m new to the real estate investing game and I’m looking to network with other investors (newbies also) in the Los Angeles and San Bernandino areas.

I just moved to the 30A in January from Los Angeles, and have been enjoying the pace of life here.