Hi BiggerPockets, My name is David Krenz, I moved to Los Angeles three years ago from Nashville, TN and worked in the Coldwell Banker Beverly Hills office with numerous multi-million-dollar transactions in the Westside of LA including Beverly Hills, The Bird Streets, West Hollywood.

With a million bucks you could buy up most of the neighborhood - if it were for sale.A wild dream though would be to buy the whole neighborhood up, fix it up and then flip it off dramatically improving the quality of residents and values of the homes in the process.Question is - does anyone have any experience doing this sort of thing - taking on an entire neighborhood as a pet (yet profitable) project and flipping the whole thing over the course of years or a decade?

With our HML in this area averaging 250 to 500k  this allows someone with 2 to 5 million in cash to get it deployed and be totally legal and control their own loans..

My caveat to this is to not go around creating a million profiles JUST for the ability to post your link.

24 years old- 1.3 million- I wish I had that flexibility.

My job has taken a million times more time from my family than RE ever will. 

and the front doors looked like dart boards  LOLWhen U drove around town the worse looking props were his LOL.. but at the end of the day I suspect when he died his props were worth north of 50 million. 

Dave Lindahls "Emerging Real estate markets and Multifamily Millions   Crushing it in apartments by Brian Murray.

I assume this is after you have millions invested in regular real estate, the stock market, maybe some notes and regular reits/mlps. 

Within 12 mths, I was developing $4 million in new townhomes and flipping $2 mill. in land on the side.4.