If you know any appraisers, you could try asking them to get an idea.

Would be nice to contact in person and share the ideas further.

or we can hold hands and take a walk in the park heheThanks for reading and I'm looking forward to hearing from you 

From what I observed, the community is very tight & close, everyone knows eachother, and they hold lots of community events.

Hello,I'm considering a triplex for buy-and-hold in Los Angeles, whose current rents are 45% below market, but if you could raise rents, it would mean the difference between us having -$200 versus +$1500 in cashflow.

You would then hold the loan on a 90-95% LTV product at 5% (Which is taxed at ordinary income).

I love the idea of being able to do either STR or LTR with the same property if you ever want to switch.

Though, this process will be the same for the other state (if you created a CA LLC you may need to register it as a foreign LLC in the state in which you are doing business/holding property).

I have a few ideas/tools in mind to get into my first deal, although I don't have to execute all of them if they don't make sense financially: 1.

He has already submitted an application through Zillow, and we have the contact number of his current home manager.Please let me know if it's still a good idea to ask the potential tenant for a recommendation letter from their current landlord, or if calling the manager would suffice.By the way, what should we do if the tenant has simply provided a friend’s number, and the friend pretends to be the landlord or property manager, or if he just make fake letter?