Our corporation owns a house in Los Angeles near Venice and La Cienega (adjacent to the hot Culver City area).  

blue-collar?)

I don't expect to just go out and buy property out of the blue, but there are steps on the way there which I am not sure about.

Are they in high end neighborhood, low end, blue collar?

The top line is US average jobless rate(beige color), mid-faint line is California unemployment rate in blue for City of San Jose, CA where many high technology companies in Silicon Valley are located.

With their guidance we currently have two rental properties, one in Los Angeles county and one in Riverside county.

I know NV has no corporate taxes (also applicable to LLCs), and major Blue Chip companies file in DE, but not clear myself.

I live in Los Angeles and am interested in investing in properties outside of California, where prices are more reasonable (ie.

Hi Mike,I am an interior/architectural designer in the Los Angeles area.

I live in Los Angeles, and I've been investing in multi-families in the midwest for quite sometime now.