I work in the tech center, but could change jobs to work downtown in the next year or so fairly easily.

I'm still in the VERY early stages of developing the system and working with Jerry to get the right information to the right place.

We originally moved to the Bay Area for the training center that's here, and now we like it so much we want to stay.

The project is building a strip shopping center, with mainly fast food tenancies.

Terrific rehab project, and your staging is fabulous, Vonetta.

I also know that for the most part in taking my baby steps that the makeovers I see, probably are too costly for the type of houses I am involved in, but the ideas are worth looking at the shows.The one thing I have belief in is the staging they do.  

Beverly Center: $1,280,000 (+65.9%)Toluca Lake: $894,500 (+55.6%)Pacific Palisades: $3,750,000 (+47.5%)Bel Air: $2,150,000 (+43.9%)North Hills East: $365,000 (+39.4%)Mount Washington: $740,000 (+35.8%)Venice: $1,810,000 (+31.5%)Leimert Park: $500,000 (+30.2%)Miracle Mile: $910,000 (+30.0%)Jefferson: $515,000 (+25.7%)Read more: http://www.homebuyinginstitute.com/news/bel-air-ve...

Apply what you have learned to apartments, strip centers, land, houses, etc..People will line up to buy undervalued property from you.

My friends furnace was somehow installed so all the cold air returns in the center of the house blow air and the vents on the outside walls suck the air.

Contractors are buying, rehabbing and flipping not minding the nearly astronomical value of sitting on it for a year or two until they complete Brickell City Center.