Rental Property Investor · Los Angeles · Member since 2018 · 32 posts · 17 votes
Hi,
Lots of people who haven't set foot in some of the neighborhoods south of the 105 may say its not ideal but beg to differ. If you're interested, reach out for leads. We bought 6 years ago in a beautiful cozy neighborhood, immediately south of the 105. Appraised wonderfully, strong rentals, great neighbors. Just saying...
@BrandonCarlson most is considered LA County but organized by "communities" or "neighborhoods" so not actually a "city".
Some include parts of Willowbrook, Gardena, Carson, Lomita, Inglewood, and plenty of others. I'd say do a driving tour or connect with a partner investor in these areas to get good insight but don't avoid them as there are good (and bad) neighborhoods everywhere. Good neighborhoods aren't only reserved for only certain geographic areas. Best of luck!
South of the 105=South bay area (310). Gardena is nice around, Rowley park area or even El Camino Village, is a B class neighborhood to me. But for others they may feel like its C class. There are alot of nice SFHs in these areas.