Ww’ve got a triplex in south central la in opportunity zone we are thinking about selling.

Look forward to contributing on BP And Kathy I will be in La in the spring lets hook up in person and see

I lived in LA in the 90s (Hermosa, Redondo, & West Side). 

I'm looking to move to LA in a few years, but I'll continue to invest elsewhere.

It definitely helps to know that there's someone from LA in this BP community who has done very well to do out-of-state investing.

If there's an MFR (2-4 units) in LA in which the total rental income covers PITI (principal, interests, taxes and insurance), wouldn't this still be considered a good deal?

When I hear of the folks who bought LA in the 1900s the returns are pretty close to winning the lottery and thats average.

Quote from @Maximillian Lewis: Hi everyone,i'm very new in the world of real estate investing and very excited to finally start this journey.I'm studying and reading everything i need to know about the world - universe - of real estate, and just joined biggerpockets a few days ago.I have never invested nor bought a property before, but i have decided to turn my life around and i see a lot of positive thinkers and vibes on this website.I will be moving from Seattle to LA in a couple of months - 2 extremely expensive cities - and i'm giving myself at least 1 year before i start buying my first property - perhaps a multi family/house hacking.I'm looking to connect with a real estate agent in SoCal that can mentor me and guide me navigate this jungle as everything is very new to me.Thank you all in advance for your help! 

I bought my first house in LA in 2009, my second in 2015, and my current primary last year. 

I have found returns in Houston to be really superior compared to LA.