I think there are overly slanted lenders demands, over slanted borrower demands, and then middle ground that makes sense for both sides to want to do the deal.   

At the same time, lack of land in San Francisco coupled with growing tech demand pushed those aforementioned artists into west Oakland, then middle income folks, and finally the Googlers and other upper-middle-class.This process took place over a period of about fifteen years, during which prices generally tripled.

However, the business plan needs to be a little better than a tuant to action.I've been looking into Baltimore myself so I would welcome a movement to turn around a middle of the road pocket to something desirable, and would be interested in being a part of something like that. 

I'm hoping to get to that middle ground person who can objectively discuss the program.

I'm hoping to get to that middle ground person who can objectively discuss the program.

Don't do 38th unless you are very sure of what you're doing in that area - like around the Ivy Tech building maybe.

I think you will find compared to the middle of the country, labor costs will be quite a bit higher in LA, but materials often won't and sometimes might even be a little less.  

My answer for my area, is that someone who is in his 40's or 50's and has $1,000,000 in net worth is good solid middle class.

The difference between the 14-50 and 14-60 is that the middle flat terminal is aligned with the other flat terminals for the 14-50, and it is turned 90 degrees for the 14-60Any thoughts?

I am in the middle of a second project and want to get the first sold!