My rent in LA is currently $1600 a month for the master in a 2bedroom, but I'm sick of renting, interest rates are low, and I desire additional opportunities for passive income so I am looking to buy a property to own...

I am about 10 years from payoff given the loan repayment program I am in.My partner and I are currently renting in Los Angeles and intend to continue (interest rates and home prices are too high for it to make sense for us right now) and the duplex is also in Los Angeles. 

However, it is a Cozy Cabin in Urban Los Angeles, which isn't quite the same as being in a ski resort.

So I live in Los Angeles, which is another high priced market. 

Does anyone know where I can look and easily find building guidelines for different areas in the city of Los Angeles and/or LA county?  

I'm looking to get some advice on my next real estate endeavor in Los Angeles.My current goal is to not only make a wise investment, but I'd also like to upgrade my current living situation (I currently live in a 5br 2ba SFH in an "up-and-coming" neighborhood I purchased back in 2016, and want to live in a nicer neighborhood with fewer roommates).Since buying in LA is insane right now ($900+ per sq ft.), I'm considering either buying a lot and building from scratch or doing an extremely extensive rehab on a very distressed property.By the end of 2022, I expect to have about $250,000 in capital and have great credit.

A big part of our job as LOs or Mortgage Brokers is killing deals up front before we start working on them and utilizing any resources.

I’m also from California (Los Angeles) but planning to move to Indiana in the near future and begin my real estate investing there.

Occupancy Tax: 14% California Tourism Fee: 3% Los Angeles Tourism Fee: 2%

Hello, BP Family.I just signed my purchase agreement to a multifamily unit in Los Angeles.It's a four unit and 2 of the tenants are under month to month contract.If I become the owner of this property will I be able to draw a leasing agreement with them?