Especially for E 83th St, how the overall safety in this area?

That would mean convincing everyone that a change is needed for safety issues to avoid fire hazards and to also allow for solar panels, which would be good for the environment.Sometimes HOA's forget that they are their to support the home owners and not the other way around.Do you know if the wood shake roofs are part of a historic look?

The most important thing is to build in a margin of safety, which is very hard in today's environment.

Go to the local building and safety department and bring the address & APN of the Property.

When making this decision you should factor in a whole lot of other things as well (income, retirement, safety money, etc.) so I am not going to give you advice on that without knowing your situation. 

This shopping center is pretty much covered with all types of food uses, and even most types of medical are covered.

They left piles of trash and food on the floor, so I want to get trash removers and housecleaners in as soon as possible to reduce turnaround time between tenants. 

Not even the AQI or the "apartments" but the clothing and food is very expensive!

I have a Tenant that appears to be cooking large amounts of food on a propane burner in large stock pots and selling it.

Food for thought...