On average, LLs are collecting 75%-80% rent in the Los Angeles area, I am not aware of other markets, but assume this trend holds throughout the State.The gross revenue looks good, but agree that a lot of expenses seem to be missing.

I am currently developing my first leasing agreement for the Los Angeles area and want to make sure I cover all the right information.

., https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-... )Developers are usually hungry to make ~20%+ profit on a 6 month flip.

The way @Brian Gibbons described it, is an ethical (while complex and advanced) way to use LOs. 

If you start your own company, you may need a Broker's License, which means you have to hold your real estate salesperson's license for two years before taking the next step.If you are thinking of managing property in Los Angeles, you need to be an EXPERT in rent control and the laws that are changing seemingly every day.

Hi everyone - I’m looking to get my feet wet in my first vacation/STR/corporate in Los Angeles county so I’d love to have the same info where to list the prop for corporate renting.

Do you mean the whole entire city of Los Angeles?

I have been blessed and acquired my first rental in Los Angeles CA.

Hi there! I’m a former LA resident who is interested in investing in the city - potentially to even find a new home there for myself. I’m curious what strategies local investors are using given the high price points a...

I'm not in REI, but my partner & I recently relocated and need to walk away from the "dream home" project we designed (with a published architect) in Los Angeles.