If you keep running into walls and red tape, maybe you can get L.A. city involved to smooth your way since L.A. is in a massive housing crisis.

I just had a mini-crisis before posting this.

It looks like the 2008 credit crisis has you seeing ghost.

They also did badly to the S&L crisis, but on the other hand held up better than single-family houses in the last recession.

So, with housing being a crisis point, isn't the saying "don't leave a crisis go to waste"?   

It happened during the Savings and Loan Crisis 60 years later when all the S&Ls failed.

Since you never addressed even a single question that I identified in my prior as essential due diligence concerns and your emotional crisis that you're experiencing, I suggest you go somewhere safe and tackle this matter later when you get stabilized home life and feel up to the task of addressing the legal torts.

They all took a hit during the financial crisis in 2008 but now have made up their losses and much more.

This all changed in September, 2008, when the effects of the financial crisis became evident.

Lest we forget, it was the 'really smart guys who we should blindly trust because they work for banks' who got the ball rolling down the path to financial destruction, realized in 2007, not Cleetus the Slack-Jawed Wholesaler.If the credit crisis has anything to do with the wholesale debate, it is that the guys on the front lines were pumping false information into the system.