I have seen similar conditions in the Los Angeles housing market.

Last year, we tried to sell our townhome and listed at 675K in a Class A area in Los Angeles.

Hi All,Newbie here looking for some direction and advice on potentially purchasing an off-market property.About a year back I toured a SFR in the Los Angeles area and was close to making an offer but ended up purchasing a different property.

I look for medium-sized towns that have good industries for bringing in well-paying jobs (military bases, refineries, wind-energy, etc blue-collar high-paying).

Originally posted by @Angel Ginnett:Amazing! 

Thank you, Angel!

Located in Los Angeles (Silver Lake area) want to get to know people in my area that has the same interest in real estate, or just connect in general I’m open to all information.

He is the blue collar type and has kept these places in great shape.

The fact that the solar industry has been literally doubling in size annually over the past several decades, during both red and blue administrations, is an indicator that the math works in more situations than not. 

Don't know who it is, but I know who it isn't.You might try Blue Oak Property Management.