First, I am licensed myself and where I live (Los Angeles), in my experience working in acquisitions, there are not that many real estate agents that can bring me good deals.

I've heard a couple of guys TELL me how gifted they are, usually while wearing a smirk and a cornflower blue suit, some kind of goop in their hair, trying to sell me something.

I'm looking to make my first real estate investment using an FHA loan, and wondering whether Los Angeles or New Jersey (Central) would be a better investment.

I own a Duplex in Los Angeles and I want to convert the back storage unit into an ADU.

If you can snag a property in Lee's Summit or Blue Springs better get it now before it turns into Johnson County where you can't afford it.

I am also a newbie and am thinking maybe a cheaper house in my hometown in Eastern Oregon might be safer because I have a lot of connections and family but its 6 hours away.I would love if anyone could tear this apart or tell me how this will not work but I think it is a pretty solid plan.Thomas, I'm a duplex househacker in Los Angeles, and my verdict is...

I personally prefer single family long term rentals in solid blue collar neighborhoods that you can walk around at night.

Needless to say she wanted to list for a ridiculous number and I left after she told me how pretty my blue eyes were.

We live in Los Angeles, which, as many have acknowledged on BP, is an expensive market.  

Hello Everyone,My name is Mike Ramos and I am a Newbie to Real Estate investing and I live out in the greater Los Angeles area, looking to Flip, BRRRR and do Vacation Rentals in Cali (especially SoCal), Nevada and Arizona.