Including title company reps. just looking to work with anyone stirring it up so to speak.

If someone falls off after you own it, you're screwed....Get (hire) a GC to look at this and advise you before going to the City and stirring things up.

It's sounds like there's a lot of story in a messy pile here and the more you stir it the more it will stink.

I try not to stir the pot.

Sometimes this is done by giving advise that stirs the pot.

This is nice to hear as I'll be facing this decision at some point.I may be stirring up a hornet's nest, but I think Obamacare, while seriously flawed, is a step in the right direction--and I consider myself a conservative.Imagine if we had some minimum of universal health care.  

She knows what she is talking about, there is no reason to stir things up.

The only thing I can think of, other than cure time, is you did not adequately stir your finish coat.

If something isn't selling, just go mow the weeds, stir the dirt up or take the property off the market, then put it back on a few months later. 

What I've heard is that the 'anti gentrification' groups are run by college kids who don't live in Boyle heights and they just want to stir up issues where they don't exist.