So here l go.

It refused to serve blacks after the Civil Rights Act was passed, on the grounds that it was a local business, served one intrastate locality, did not advertise across state lines, etc. etc.

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Sarah DeMamielit sounds like you have done quite a bit of homework and are putting together a team. 

Why L-ville is my question?

At some point after quite some learning and studying I figured out that I do the most of the work and the best person to serve myself.

I tied up a small project 16 lots ( high end lots) that If memory serves we were in contract for 550k spent 60k on entitlements and sold for 1.2 on a double close.

The potential for professional property management to serve in lieu of personal experience is promising to hear.

It allows us to really serve our tenants well, which in return makes the owners happy.

@Edward Kim ah, so technically it has to be your "Primary Home"...so for those of us that serve, while we are stationed at a military base we still have our "home state" that is on our drivers license, etc.

In light of the one ethnicity element, i sincerely advise that wherever and whoever it is, without question, know the community you are serving and understand how to establish and maintain a level of mutual respect.