REgardless, others should not be blocking the entrance to parking spots. 

Legal Aid plays defensive block for deadbeat nightmare tenants even the City doesn't want to house.

I'd highly recommend Dennis Block in Los Angeles (evict123.com) to help you weigh your options.

@Jason Ma - please add the stuff you wish to write AFTER the end of the quoted post rather than before the start; when you write your content before the start of the quoted post, your content gets included within that quoted block and can only be seen by "expanding" the quoted post (and that brings EVERYTHING quoted into view too).

I do fix and flip and it is a good area but I know of at least 4 other flippers actively working the same 40 block area.

Meaning:Can you physically work on the property - NoCan you pick paint colors and finishes - Yes (you must pay a non-disqualified person to physically do the work)Can you stay over night at the property - No (any disqualified persons can not stay at the property) Can you rent the property to a non-disqualified person - Yes (all proceeds go back into the IRA including rental income)Those are just some of the basics, if you have any additional questions I would be happy to connect and answer all of your questions.

In 6 months I had my first wholesale deal that was two blocks away from my mothers house where I was living at the time in North Carolina.

Maybe particular street doesn't "feel" as nice to me as the neighboring block.  

I am going to be painting on the exterior side of several dozen windows.The wall is made of stucco concrete blocks, and the window is recessed about 4" into the wall. 

As everyone is saying, you can have as few as one or two blocks separating C and A class properties.It’s definitely challenging but keeps you sharp investing in the area.