We are looking for a family of absolutely no more than 4 people - presuming a couple and two children if they are younger, or same sex kids.  

My sister-in-law has two children ages 6 and 2.

As a former resident my advice is DON'T Do it, but if you must opt for property as close as possible to the police department and fire department.it appears nice but it is still inner city neighborhood, only descent neighboring City is El Segundo otherwise you have Watts, Inglewood, Compton, Lennox and Lawndale, school system is independent run by centinella SD not la unified, police department is also independent the only county thing is fire department it's Los Angeles county fire, children pass through metal detectors to go to school, crime is high but again it's inner city neighborhood, it's been going down hill since 1985 , gang's and drugs, shootings , businesses pulled out of the area, after the riots and the fact that the city lost money investing it poorly into orange county but it is your money not mine do what you want I'm only the son of a former City accountant.

For example, you might prefer not having children in the room directly above your bedroom (or on the other side of a thin wall where the sound of a screaming child might set your dogs off).

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A good example was a 7 practice dental office that seg'd after the acquisition to gain the advantage of hindsight.

I am happily married with two young children.

The most common answer I received was it is best to rent to single moms with young children.

I think for us, since we are in our mid 20s and not planning on having children anytime soon, we are looking more for affordability, future potential of of a neighborhood and appreciation. 

You will more than likely lease to a family with children so keep that in mind.