More vacant home lots are going up for sale in LA County burn zones. LAist Housing Reporter David Wagner says many are being scooped up by investors. 

More vacant home lots are going up for sale in LA County burn zones. LAist Housing Reporter David Wagner says many are being scooped up by investors.&nbsp;

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Investors Scoop Up Vacant Home Lots in Los Angeles Burn Zones

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Investors Scoop Up Vacant Home Lots in Los Angeles Burn Zones

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