Are you a young professional guy who has it all - Great career, great social circle... but your place still looks like a frat house? Are you embarrassed to bring friends around because your place just isn't as amazing as you are? Or do you know of someone who needs a little help leveling up his living space? Then we want you! Check out our casting page for details on how to apply to be on the show! If you or anyone you know is interested, here is a link to our casting page.

Hi I run a marketing company that produces professional videos and I am trying to build my real estate portfolio, specifically $1m+ SFH in the LA area (I'm located in Hollywood so prefer to be within 30 minutes for this freebie project). Looking for an agent who is willing to be on camera to tour a property or narrate it. I want to create two different videos. One targeted for social media to help build the agents online presence locally and another for MLS safe content for Zillow, Realtor, etc. Must have homeowners permission to shoot (don't want you to get in trouble). Drone camera may be involved depending on the dates scheduled. If you and the homeowner approve of the videos, you can use it however you want to sell the property. Please DM me if interested, thank you.

Quick facts:

• Real estate video statistics include the fact that only 9% of agents create listing videos
• And that’s even more surprising because 73% of homeowners say they are more likely to list with a real estate agent who uses video and 403% more inquiries are driven from listings with video 

Hey LA city redditors! I’m co-founding a PropTech startup called Newalty.

We have big data capabilities and are able to understand all sorts of dynamics within the LA city housing market.

We ran a brainstorming and prototypes for some concepts on how to make it possible for first-time-buyers to avoid getting outcompeted when going to market for a home.

But before jumping into action with our own ideas, I wanted to ask for yours:

1. What do you think we should know?

2. What would you expect from a solution like this in LA city?

3. Which neighborhoods would you love to target for your primary living house?

We aim for a better market for us all, and we will use all of our capabilities to make it possible. I would love to hear your thoughts, and would be happy to offer free beta testing to the most engaged contributors once we launch.

Feel free to ask me anything.

OPENHOUSE

TODAY March 6, 1 PM to 4 PM

5724 Troost, North Hollywood, 91601.

First time EVER on the market!

2 bed, 1 bath BASEMENT / WINE CELLAR!!! Garage nearly converted to ADU!

MLS # SR22040817

First time EVER on the market!

Just blocks from NoHo West, no Showings until Sunday open house...First time ever on the market for this highly upgraded home in the West NoHo area of North Hollywood. The property has 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath.There is a new kitchen and a wonderful family room with a cozy fireplace. The home features beautiful wood flooring throughout the entire home. The kitchen features a coffee bar, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, white Shaker cabinetry, subway tile backsplash and a plethora of recessed lighting throughout the home. There are also two key elements to the home that make this property so special: (1) There is a basement that has between 400-500 square feet of space for just about any purpose...a wine cellar, extra storage area or just anything your imagination can create; (2) The detached two-car garage is nearly finished for a possible ADU. It already has insulated walls and ceiling, 100-amp sub-panel, sewer connection, water hookup and even an additional added small bedroom attached to rear of the garage. As we transition back to the main home, we discover newer dual pane windows, newer paint inside and out, newer roof, copper re-pipe, two solar attic exhaust fans. Just about every little detail possible has been incorporated into this fabulous home such as pull-out shelving in the hallway closet. The entire home is adorned with crown moldings and exquisite door and window framings. Easy freeway access and close to shopping in the NoHo area.

Hey everyone, I am interested in purchasing land a building a home in Los Angeles. I am just beginning the process of looking for land and was wondering if anyone had some advice or information on the building process going forward?

Redfin Link: https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/540-S-Kenmore-Ave-90020/unit-306/home/39540593

Address: 540 S Kenmore Ave #306, Los Angeles, CA 90020

Pros:

• Relatively new compared to most condos in KTown at 2009
• Price per sqft is fairly normal for this market and HOA is a bit high but actually pretty standard for newer condos especially ones with gyms
• In unit laundry
• Looks mostly remodeled
• Love that there is recess lighting all around
• Two balconies, one on the street and one on the alley
• Right next to a lot of good foods like Ham Ji Park, Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong, Quarters, Boiling Crab, EMC Seafood, Blue Bottle, Sharp Coffee, Boba Time, Tan Cha, Cafe Bleu and much more
• A few blocks to the grocery store and 7 eleven
• Fairly close to the Normandie station
• Might be underrate investment property as not everyone knows that 6th street might become a pedestrian street eventually as there have been talks about it

Cons:

• Some weird yellow flooring/carpet on the right when you get in
• I personally don't like carpet and dislike seeing it in what I think is the bedroom
• Both restrooms have a huge cutout for natural light meaning people can see you. Will need to obviously cover with curtains for privacy
• Might be loud as you are next to where everyone eats and bar hops to late at night

Toss Up:

• Weird floor plan. For example at the entrance there is a door to a restroom which has another door to the bedroom and that bedroom has a door to the kitchen and that kitchen has a door to the balcony
• There is a weird structure to hold things near the lights in the kitchen, could be perceived as good or bad
• I'm not big on hanging lights in the kitchen, kinda opinionated

Redfin Link: https://www.redfin.com/CA/Montebello/1620-Neil-Armstrong-St-90640/unit-214/home/6985858

Address: 1620 Neil Armstrong St #214, Montebello, CA 90640

Pros:

• Rare to find a condo that is $500k or less with 1300 sqft
• Great location in Montebello and near sizable park
• Has nice little balcony area
• Mildly move in ready
• Has great amenities for the HOA fee

Cons:

• Montebello isn't the greatest city with lots of stuff
• A lot of the stuff seems dated and if you like a more up to date aesthetic like a newly remodeled, this isn't it
• Floors are meh
• Overall depending on most people's taste, this place would need a remodel
• Fairly old unit at 1973, who knows what infrastructure issues there are, but maybe the HOA maintains it fairly well?

Redfin Link: https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/100-S-Alameda-St-90012/unit-343/home/17233624

Address: 100 S Alameda St #343, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Pros:

• SQFT per price may seem high, but considering the high prices right now and how it is only 2005, that's pretty decent
• The interior common areas look great like other high rise luxury condos with a lot of amenities
• They say laundry in unit

Cons:

• HOA fee is quite high but not as high as it could be in other DTLA condos
• If you look at the HOA's history of legal issues, it's not great

I've always kinda like condos from Savoy, they seem kinda cool. Was a bit out of my price range though. Great location in Little Tokyo and they will have the regional connector soon so that will be great as you can travel to other parts of DTLA and KTown a lot easilier. Kinda wish they had pictures though. Pretty concerned that they don't. Probably means the interior unit is actually shit. It has only been on Redfin for 3 days so I would definitely look out for an open house to check it out.

List of properties with Open Houses in L.A. County this weekend.

These are SFH, Condos or Townhomes presently on the market in Los Angeles County holding open houses either Saturday or Sunday. Because the times can change they aren't in the spreadsheet, check the listing ID (or MLS#) in realtor.com or other site like this one for the current schedule.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kamranrosen/2020/02/20/what-you-can-learn-about-selling-homes-from-one-of-americas-top-celebrity-realtors/#6f5b101079c4

I have 6 land listings in LA county ( including 1 parcel that is located just blocks away from the incoming NFL stadium in Inglewood). PM if interested or reach out via email : breddrealty@gmail.com

AACQ is looking to purchase commercial multi-family investments

The multifamily criteria :
* Up to $5MM in purchase price + renovation budget
*Cap Rate >=8%
*Value add opportunity

Areas:
Nashville, TN
Birmingham, AL
Jackson, TN
Atlanta, GA
Denver, CO
St. Louis, MO

If you have this Deal contact us.
901-808-6908/ 901-203-5210
or send details to info@aacqdeals.com
Schedule a call by clicking calendly.com/aacqdeals.

And how it’s ruining all the apartments in LA? Why must 95% of renovations install this crap? It’s terrible terrible terrible terrible. Apartment hunting has become a nightmare. I would rather have a warped wooden floor with rusty nails sticking out of it or wall to wall carpeting instead of fake plastic wood. It’s a scourge.

Any solutions out there, folks?