A decade of financial chaos followed, leading to the interest rate turnaround in the early 1980s, in part because we had a first term movie star president that really wanted to get re-elected, him being the first person to fully grasp what it meant to be off the gold standard.

When our President remove most of the free market policy's the President Trump put it place, it had a direct effect on the cost to do business.  

The HOA president uses a property management company to rent out his unit, which he self-admittedly has not seen in 3+years, and always responds, “I will go with the majority,” for any issue. 

For instance, Phase 1 would only be applicable if the renter was presiding in the property before 1/31/2022 so if a new tenancy is established after the fact phase 2 would be the effective which has less stipulations based on tenant incomes, etc.Feel free to read more about it here: https://dcba.lacounty.gov/noev...Personally, I do see a lot of potential in the La Crescenta area as most homes in the Glendale / Burbank / Pasadena area are getting swept up and folks are moving more towards that direction.

The RE brokers in this town are worthless as they won't volunteer much info or guidance, I say this as a former Calif RE broker with 50 agents, 2 offices, Realtor past president, etc. 

I'm pretty sure I can buy a house from the president of North Korea easier than win a short sale. 

Took the Developer at Beggins, six months to get through the Plans Department and he had to get their lawyer to finally send a Complaint letter to the Mayor when he is the President of the Mayor's Development Council.

We’re selling our only building with an HOA right now and probably won’t buy anything within an HOA ever again, unless I can be the president and the board consists of my wife and kids lol.

I'm the President of CREW (Commercial Real Estate for Women) and have my WELL AP and LEED GA.

In fact, there were 162% more homes on the market in the Austin metro for buyers to choose from last month compared to September 2021.Cord Shifflet, ABoR president, summed it up: “Homebuyers have not had this much leverage and this many options in over a decade.