https://lareic.com/   tonight 6:30-9:30pm  3376 Motor Ave     Los Angeles, CA 90034#5  Plenty of discussion on here about different multi family networking/eco system groups.....go to one of their conferences....2-3 days of non-stop education and networking.....and I think you can figure out if that plan is for you I think starting with small personal deals and going thru all the pains, trails and tribulations and potentially successes give you excellent training for larger deals....but there are people who skip all that and go straight to big or giant deals......how good are you at underwriting, how good are you at vetting tenants, how good are you at PM, how good are you at renovations.....how good are you at raising money for other ventures....how are your presentation skills for convincing high net worth people to work with you....how much money do you have to get started....how good are you at finding, hiring, managing contractors.....how good are you at managing thru tough times.....like right now where lots of syndicators have their backs to the wall, cutting off distributions, going back to investors for cash calls, renegotiating loan deals....Last 5+ years everyone looks like a freaking hero....generating 30-60-100% returns. 

My current experience is buy & holds in Los Angeles and Cleveland....

She is looking to buy a property in Los Angeles and only wants to borrow from the BANK (i.e HSBC).

In Los Angeles, I'm not seeing anyone looking for housing any earlier than the second week of January.

HI @Justin Brophy I've lived in Los Angeles for 20 years, and have been investing out of state for about 6 years.

But the more I try that formula with sample properties, the more I wonder if that is feasible in my market (Los Angeles suburbs, San Fernando Valley). 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Los Angeles.

We're releasing a new version of the software in the DC / Maryland areas within a few weeks as well as launching the platform in the Los Angeles area. 

I live in Los Angeles now but lived in Kansas City for 20 years until I moved west in 2009.  

I'm not talking about people who had parents that left them $10m or people who sold a san francisco or los angles startup for $1b.