As I mentioned, it was a year ago, my memory failed me : )

I guess its selective memory issues. 

I have identified a handful of properties which work very well for the single family assisted-living/memory care model.

Otherwise memories fade fast.

I would recommend you look into owning at least the real estate portion of a single family memory care or assisted living home.

Be polite and leave them with a good memory, and you with a good feeling for your next call.

Although I have spent the vast majority of my life living in So Cal, including the SFV, unfortunately I was far too young in the 1970's to have had any memories of what the real estate market was like  :-) I can say that I think one of the major differences is that LA always had a somewhat diversified economic base.  

She doesn't have much but she has the memories of us growing up in that house and i don't want to take that away unless it comes to it.

when you have somebody willing to pay over 2.5m you are going to get people that want in river oaks, blvd oaks , west u maybe, memorial hedwig etc...not a condo...yes i know condos trade and yes i know that theres a ton being built...but those are not factors working for you.right now oil and gas execs have a lot of risk on the horizon, they are your target market in my opinion.  

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