In a perfect world, my investment strategies are as follows:1) Using FHA 3.5% or conventional 5%, house-hack MFHs in Los Angeles and get as close to breakeven as possible from rental income with a maximum monthly "loss" of $500.

There has been a tremendous amount of development in 'A' rental units here in Los Angeles.

I'm looking for some suggestions on real estate agents (specializing in REI) in the Los Angeles area.

Currently live in Los Angeles working as a restaurantuer.

I live in Los Angeles and I was extremely excited to try out the BRRRR strategy once I discovered it.

Hello,I have an apartment in Los Angels Ca.

Welcome Joshua.I run a real estate and mortgage brokerage out of Los Angeles and would love to get in touch some time to see how I can help.

Article from today —Almost 50 percent more potential homebuyers from outside Arizona searched for houses in Phoenix area during the first quarter than a year agoAbout 23 percent of out-of-state buyers looking in Phoenix were from Los Angeles during the first three months of this yearDenver residents’ top pick for moving was Phoenix—Metro Phoenix draws homebuyers from LA, Seattle and Denverhttps://www.azcentral.com/story/money/real-estate/catherine-reagor/2018/07/15/metro-phoenix-draws-homebuyers-la-seattle-and-denver-home-prices-household-income-redfin/772863002/

I'm new investor from los angeles ca (alhambra) in need to start my first deal on a multifamily home, but it seams very hard to find any cash flow propertys. specially when i only have a 3.5 % down on a first time buying program, where can i find the right city to start some cash flow from day 1. i need some help and advice thank you.

I am curious to hear some of your stories on tenants in Los Angeles County when it comes to their lease expiring and whether or not they can stay even if you do not want them to??