Los Angeles
also referred to as: la
16 statements across 11 episodes · 8 bullish · 3 bearish · 8 people on the record · first statement Jan 31, 2025 by Paul Mark Morris · said 190 times in 29 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
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brought up most by Paul Mark Morris (102), David Bailey (11), Akash Sani (10), Randy Fifield (8), Kimberly Stepp (8), Mike Lazerow (7), Lizbeth Scordo (6), John Umbanhowar (6)
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2026 64 mentions in 12 episodes 5 per episode
- Top 3 Cities to Buy Real Estate in 2026
- How Billion-Dollar Businesses Actually Get Built
- The Mistakes with Short-Term Rentals Costing You $1000s
- Can You Really Make Money Investing in Art?
- State of the Market: What Strong Jobs & Lower Rates Mean for You
- Building Wealth Abroad: Lessons for the Foreign Investor
- UNBELIEVABLE PROFITS: Flipping Foreclosures & Hidden Deals! Discover How to Break Into Real Estate!
- Pro Skater: If You Don’t Plan For This, You Lose Everything
- 4 more episodes that year, every mention in 2026 →
2025 126 mentions in 17 episodes 7 per episode
- Why He Never Sells: The Buy-and-Hold Formula That Works
- Starting the Journey: Paul's Journey to Real Estate Wealth-Building
- Starting Small in Real Estate Can Lead to Massive Wealth
- Turning Rent Control Into Profit
- How Smart Investors Win: Cash Flow, Appreciation, and 1031 Secrets
- Is Now a Good Time to Buy? (AMA)
- How She Turned a Foreclosure Into a Cash-Flowing Vacation Rental
- How Investors Are Cashing In on New Zoning Laws
- 9 more episodes that year, every mention in 2025 →
Everything said about Los Angeles, oldest first
Jan 31, 2025 negative
Morris says immediately cash-flowing value-add properties do not exist in LA
“You're not going to find a value add property. And that's my third rule is value add. We'll get to that next, but you're not going to find, you're not going to find a value added property. That's going to cashflow in Los Angeles period.”
Jan 31, 2025 positive
Apr 30, 2025 bullish
Apr 30, 2025 neutral
Morris: Los Angeles residential properties rent at roughly 0.5% of purchase price
“And in hot markets like Los Angeles, you really cannot get one percent. There are some markets you can get it in. Los Angeles is not one of them. But I still use the one percent rule because things in Los Angeles will tend to rent at about a half a percent.”
Jul 25, 2025
Aug 9, 2025 negative
O'Neill: Most real estate investors fear California entitlements
“I believe that you and most people involved in real estate investments whether it's office storage, multifamily across all the spectrums of the different investment vehicles, they're fearful of the entitlements and especially fearful in the state of California…”
Aug 9, 2025 bullish
O'Neill: LA's Executive Directive 1 Enables Affordable Housing via Private Equity
“Executive director, order one in the city of Los Angeles for building a hundred percent affordable housing is magical. It's been through multiple iterations right now, but it's still a very, very Viable thing to build affordable housing, not with LIHTC or usin…”
Sep 15, 2025
Bailey: Fixed repair costs erode rental yields in low-cost housing markets
“So in proportion, your repairs and maintenance in proportion to your rents, even though the only reason you're getting that one percent in Kalamazoo is you have a very low house valuation. Yeah. However, when you go to refurbish that house after the tenant mov…”
Sep 15, 2025 bearish
Sep 22, 2025 bullish
Dec 29, 2025 positive
Mar 30, 2026 bullish
Mar 30, 2026 neutral
Jun 15, 2026 bullish
Sep 1, 2026 positive
Sep 8, 2026 neutral
Romanesco executes a slow-roll live-in residential renovation strategy in LA
“We don't put ourselves in a position where we have to sell at any particular time. We can time things. And so we invest in something that we believe in, in a location that we like. We live there, we do the work, we maybe do addition, do whatever we need to get…”