Breaking Into High-Cost Real Estate Markets: How One Rookie Built a 17-Door Portfolio Starting in Los Angeles
For many aspiring real estate investors, the prospect of breaking into an expensive, high-barrier-to-market city like Los Angeles feels like an impossible dream. The conventional wisdom often dictates that rookies should flee to cheaper, midwestern secondary markets where single-family homes can still be purchased for the price of a luxury car down payment. However, savvy…
