I Warned Landlords 3 Years Ago—Los Angeles Evictions Are Still a Disaster @holtonwisetv
I Warned Landlords 3 Years Ago—Los Angeles Evictions Are Still a Disaster @holtonwisetv
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Three years ago, I warned landlords that Los Angeles had pushed eviction restrictions so far that rent was becoming optional for tenants while property owners were still expected to cover the mortgage, taxes, insurance, and repairs. Years after the pandemic began, the eviction process is still slow, expensive, and heavily tilted against landlords. This is why investors need to understand local laws before buying in tenant-friendly markets—and why a high rent number means nothing if you cannot actually collect it.

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I Warned Landlords 3 Years Ago—Los Angeles Evictions Are Still a Disaster

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