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Liz B.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Historic preservation possible?

Liz B.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi,

It would be great to get the thought out there to flippers/investors to keep as much of the original details in older houses/building as possible.  It's such a shame to walk into a freshly flipped house to find that it has been wiped of all of the original details.

Los Angeles has a history that we should be proud of and wish to preserve!

Do others have these hopes as well?

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