Does anyone know how to perform a tax lot adjustment for Los Angeles County?

I would love to buy a 2-4plex, live in one, and lease the other unit(s), but in Los Angeles, where I live, it would cost $1 - $1.2 million to buy in a safe neighborhood.

@Angel MerazThe majority of 5+ unit properties will be sold through commercial brokers but I would also reach out to your residential brokers to alert you if any of these sized properties hit MLS because they regularly do.

The property is on Los Angeles.

There are innumerable empty commercial properties of every kind in Los Angeles .How can I take advantage of the existing situation not having much money to invest?

I wrote a blog post about a borrower who did everything to stall a foreclosure including multiple BK filings by different people and a civil lawsuit with an ex parte hearing before the trustee sale.Four months after we sold the property at trustee sale, I got a phone call out of the blue.

Every property (especially cash flowing older ones) will have its own problems, repairs, turnover, management fees, leasing fees, crappy tenants that do crappy things, a thunderstorm out of the blue that causes some damage , a clogged sewer drain, a tax reassessment, a furnace that needs replacing, a new roof...these will happen and they all cost money to solve.  

I’m a syndicator in the greater Los Angeles area, and I will be attending the next meetup you’re having @Brian Briscoe. 

Keep in mind, I only have SFH in Tulsa and they are all upper blue-collar/lower white collar neighborhoods (specifically in the 3/2 category in suburbs with good school districts).RE: Dallas.. 

Hi there Chattanooga BP community,I'm a new real estate investor seeking to do my first deal, and as I'm from Los Angeles and don't know the Chattanooga area well, I wanted to reach out to the BP community for some advice on a potential deal I've come across in Chattanooga.