Thats tough, can you re-zone to get indoor parking?

Development is the most risky part of real estate, so it will likely be tough to find a lender that will lend more than 50% of the purchase price to 1st time developer on raw land. 

Ask for her case worker's contact info.

It’s not for every one because it can come with tough hours but looking back over the last two years it’s amazing all the knowledge I have acquired that ties directly into investing.

@Axel Ragnarsson @Symone Gordon@Luke G.No disrespect to Luke but you would need to check to see how long Luke has been in the business.This is critical to the equation.ANYONE who was not actively involved in real Estates back in 2006 forward would have a tough time comprehending what happens when a market is in full collapse.Look at the fundamentals.Right now across the nation, the market, in general, has increased 25% in one year's time.

@Mauricio Lopez this is a tough noise complaint, I have lived with the noise of an autistic child and know it can be loud, repetitive, and grating.

Somewhere maybe you can catch a utility worker guy on the street and ask that utility worker whom to contact at the office or ask them to come check on your unit and tell them your problem.

Tell him Big Ben recommended him to you,  very good guy and worker!

You could check in with Leland Titus: http://www.santaferealtyultd.com/leland-titus-owne...I've chatted with him  before about real estate investing and he seems knowledgeable and a hard worker.

Hey Peter, Los Angeles and SoCal in general are tough to find cash flowing properties, but they do exist.