I could not get any definite conclusions for LA other than downtown LA was in a redevelopment phase when I watched the first time.

I'm still in the education phase, but I decided I'm going invest out of state using the BRRRR method.

Understanding the key phases helps me form a structure on how long it’s going to take so I can effectively manage the timeframe and communicate with investors.In most cases, a fix and flip renovation is broken into four main phases:Acquisition Phase (2-8 weeks)For me this is typically on the shorter end because I’ve spent years doing deals, understanding my market and building connections with agents, property managers and wholesalers who send me inbound deal flow.

My plan is to build flex space warehouses. construction will occur in phases.

An inspector told me to wrap all of the asbestos in duct tape.

As an Architect, I love the construction phase of a project, and see moving into Real Estate Investing as an opportunity to buy a project rather than waiting for a client to bring me work. 

We are part of phase 3 here so I am assuming sometime between end of June-Mid July.

I have seen the best flips on paper that go sideways once the construction phase begins.  

Lawsuits started causing it to get phased out in the 1960s, but you could be found in certain construction materials as late as the early 1980s.If you are rehabbing houses, you need to decide what you are going to do to the house and whether or not that will require remediation.  

Still in figuring out what would work best for me phase.