I find a little ying to the yang is good for me.But back to your story, I gave it some thought and think the lawsuit against you will go nowhere.

@Freddy Yang, what part of L.A are you planning to move to? 

@Beda Yang, Would holding onto the two properties keep you back from investing in Dallas considering the likely lower price points?

@Shanahan Yang Yes indeed.

Thanks for weighing in @Saleh Riazi.

I am actively seeking equity partners – the ying to all the yang described above.

Originally posted by @Sean Yang:@Cara LonsdaleHi Cara thank you for your advice.

EnlargeRiver District will include about 8 million square feet of office, 500,000 square feet of retail, 1,000 hotel rooms and more than 4,000 residential units at full buildout.CRESCENT COMMUNITIESBy Ashley Fahey – Real Estate Editor, Charlotte Business Journal Nov 1, 2019, 4:56pm EDTThere's some uncertainty about whether both of the local developers that teamed up to map out a big project in west Charlotte are still working on it.River District, which covers nearly 1,400 acres between the Catawba River and Charlotte Douglas International Airport, was touted by executives at Crescent Communities and Lincoln Harris in 2016 as the last frontier for a large-scale, mixed-use development opportunity — akin to a Ballantyne — in Charlotte.The plan was for Crescent to spearhead the residential portion of the project, including apartments and for-sale housing, while Lincoln Harris would lead office and retail development.

@Pao Yang First I will say get out of those classes they are IMO a joke and a huge waste of money.  

Quote from @Branden Yang: Quote from @Nick Robinson: @Branden YangI was responding to your comment that you had never seen a market crash because of inflation, and I gave you an example.