According to the website, "This incentive program offers homeowners optional financing, design, permitting, and construction support to build a new ADU in the City of Los Angeles.

A lot of websites claim different things so I’m now confused.

Will be digging deeper into the County Foreclosure website. 

I've been listening to the podcast for awhile now with my husband and decided to dive into the website to expand my knowledge and connections.

So let's break it down.If you're new and just starting out, here's some things you DO NOT need to worry about:You don't need an LLC right now, you don't necessarily need a website, you don't need a "team", you don't need to spend weeks/hours meeting with contractors, you don't need to meet with a CPA, you don't need to meet with lenders, depending on what you're wanting to do (wholesale, flip, buy/hold), you don't even necessarily have to go to networking events. 

What are some of the best websites to use?

I would recommend starting with educating yourself thoroughly on the business, your market, the types of properties you want to flip, construction costs, what other investors and flippers are doing etc. wholesaling is very competitive and you need either a very large budget or a lot of time to be able to generate deals.Flipping I am all about finding good deals and good contractors and lease options are all about motivated sellers.Check our Carrot websites, yellow letter HQ for mail they have some good info and turn key sytems.

Check out local crime mapping websites to see recent crimes in different areas as well as school ratings.

Taxes are accurate from appraisal website.

Check out this website to see if a property is eligible for USDA: https://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do?