@Donn Yu  What is your plan for the high Teas real estate taxes AND the high CA income taxes?

Plus, we have great sweet tea.

Not everyone's cup of tea, but worked great for me; 2) Rent it out.

Other than parts of Boyle heights, I have not looked into these areas very closely since they're not my cup of tea. 

@Tea Houck I fully agree with @Chris M., stay away from HOA's. 

Begin thinking:  As an owner, I have the right to rent, sell, paint, abuse and even burn any thing I own (yeah,  property would need to be owned free and clear).if I own it, I can manage it.Any law contrary would be an abuse of common sense and we might see another Tea Party :grin::Thinking no longer required{ yes, that's snide, satirical & couldn't resist :sigh: }

heh i guess I was just envisioning the following scenario:"Hello Mrs Johnson how are you""Oh come in dear""Have some tea""Thank you""Oh gee we bought this house in 1973 or was it 74?

There is some low income housing going in to the East of the Tea Ellis road.

get RTA plywood cabs at your local Chinese knock down shop or best of class online RTA like Lilly Ann or RTAcabinetshoo.com and spend 2.5k for the same setup3. get high end designer "made in USA". prestige cabinets at a local shop which serves you tea and lattes and you work with a personal designer .

She thought for a moment and asked me inside, we had some tea at the kitchen table.