I'm in Los Angeles so I envy that you have the option for STR bookings.

Break-ins, loitering drug addicts, and inherited awful tenants were my everyday headache.Before I knew it, I had to fire my property manager and move from Los Angeles to Ohio to figure out what to do with this property.

I'm based in Los Angeles, California and am looking to invest in rental properties as a passive second stream of income. 

Anyone have any recommendations to a reliable real estate tax accountant based out of Los Angeles?

Looking for a bank that will do a construction loan for a property in Los Angeles, CA. 

I have a current SFR in Los Angeles worth about $1.5m as it sits, no debt.

We are planning to sell our property in Los Angeles and do a 1031 exchange for something in San Antonio, Tx.

I'd go say hello, im here in los angeles area and i have a property radar membership, which i use to door knock. they only give a bit more info, the advice from Account Closed about on-line county records might be good, but im from north carolina and if there anything like south carolina & what im used to might be behind the times with online records. maybe have to do some digging in person.

When I perform initial due diligence on multifamily properties in Los Angeles County, there is a common thread.

In Los Angeles if you go over 50% of the existing square footage, you get hit with different building costs.Also to keep your cost down the more you outsource away from the contractor the cheaper it is (although more managing).