I don't believe it will burst - there is just too much demand - and unlike most markets, the demand is global - everyone with money from all over the world seems to want to have a place in LA by the beach. 

If a buyer takes offense a broker/agent needs to move on.

We tend to keep things small and compact to save money leaning toward the tiny house movement.In the bigger cities in Denmark there's always neighborhoods that stay attractive no matter what the global financial situation is.

This is a direct result of globalization. 

Then somehow make an offer that isn't offensive and helps him not have to do any more work. 

So yes, the LLC's global cash-flow is more important.On personal guarantee, if you don't have a relationship with the bank, yup, they expect a personal guarantee.

It's possible to invest in multiple markets, even desirable from a diversification standpoint, but taking it nationwide would require an experienced and nimble crew for sure...and global would be a whole different ballgame. 

No offense intended to anyone here but this is an industry full of posers and wanna be's and you as an investor must vette each source to insure it is credible and that cannot be done here.  

The civil penalty shall be no less than $500 and no more than $5,000 for each offense.

Building looks brand new.Size: 6,350 square feetAnnual Rent: $76,200 Lease Type: Triple net lease (NNN) - No costs for me to bear at.Tenants: 1 Tenant - Global industrial company (Worth over $20 billion - listed in London)Lease Period : 3 years with two 3 year renewal options (10% rent increase per renewalPrevious tenant: Was another large industrial company, they left 6 months ago and moved to a new building.