.- Unique tenant profile.Just some ideas.

I second the idea of providing unique added value to your tenants as a way to have them happily pay higher rent. 

I am a newbie investor in the Los Angeles area who recently purchased a unique duplex, centrally located (Mid Wilshire/Mid City).

Most have division offices in Ballantyne and have plenty of projects going in Union County.  

Happy New Year everyone. The time has come for me to invest. I'll start off with my situation. First off I bought my current house about 4 years ago for 375k in Orange County and now Zillow is estimating it at $575 - ...

Each transaction is unique.

Background: I have the opportunity to buy out a mortgage on a piece of property for roughly half of what it's currently worth. I know the owner personally and have explained he is leaving money on the table by going t...

The bulk of them are multi unit apartment buildings ranging from 800K to nearly 3 million in price, I also have a very interesting and unique opportunity to purchase some prim development ground.

It looks modern, spacious, and completely unique.

Hell I took a course in college that included two textbooks just on Prop 13 (out of 5 for the semester long course, and this was NOT a real estate or finance course), but I still couldn't even calculate simple interest until I entered my current profession, and at no point did that upper division UC Berkeley course include a "practical application" example of the implications of Prop 13.Up until I made "this is Prop 13" a standard part of my 45 minute FTHB "how to adult" thing, I was still getting people once in a while that would say one house is better than another because they pulled the tax bill and it was lower.