This visit is crucial for me to grasp local market nuances firsthand.

You've probably heard of big Landlords losing property, but only because they were flagrantly violating Fair Housing, running a slum, or otherwise violating the law in an egregious manner.

I worked with Sandra Aguilar, I local RE agent.

Check out local listings for similar properties and see what others are charging for rooms.

Maybe see if your PM takes advantage of those insurance policies, which could help to alleviate that problem (if it is a problem).If the PM company is a licensed real estate brokerage, and they are members of state and local real estate associations, they should have access to a large number of websites that syndicate the listing.

@Joshua Byrd The other issue you may run into is that it may be harder to find a closing attorney because the interpretation of the law is somewhat unclear and they would rather not work on these types of deals so that they can completely avoid the chance of being disbarred. 

In New York City, it’s the law to have window guards for an apartment if a child below the age of 10 is living there.Is taking out the window guard and screwing in the air conditioner in replacement of the window guards an option?

This works best for those with a local construction presence. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated, I am relatively new to this.I just commented the below on another post, but it pertains here as well"To get real good market insight - maybe call a few local Real Estate Agents and see if they will provide you contact information on the wholesalers they work with.

Perhaps we could meet up for a coffee since we are both in LA.  We