Here's the article: http://la.curbed.com/archives/2014/06/mapping_the_...My bets are on West Adams, Echo Park, Park Hills Heights, and Downtown, all of which are currently in the midst of gentrification and are primed to take off with the expansion of the metro.

The trouble is that they often enough do it anyway.I'm not sure that I have the answer, but I wanted to add my two cents for your consideration.

Sometimes an asset owner in default will voluntarily give a deed in lieu to a banker in return for agreement/consideration not to pursue owner for shortfall (personal guaranty) on the debt after the asset is sold.

You set up a separate agreement which stipulates consideration in the form of equity for certain managerial benefits you provide.

The area is Cleveland Heights, Ohio, if any locals check in. 

I used to own my own company (Orchid and Hibiscus Nurseries) back home (South Africa) but found the market here in the USA not as fruitful and more streamlined to the pot plant industry as opposed to the connoisseur collector, definitely not enough to warrant further consideration.

I say thank you for your consideration and I say thank you for your understanding.

This may not seem like much of a consideration until you've got a nonpaying, destructive tenant who does not want to leave.

It is pronounced as in the Yardbird's song "Louie Louie" and, en français, "louer" is the verb to rent.I always get a smile and the often "that sounds like a song" when I tell someone the company name.Well, it's a little long, but reminds of;"Trailers for sale or rent, rooms to let fifty cents"Might search here "name LLC" as there are many posts on the topic and considerations to a name. :)

Most of these homes are now considered in flood plains, fema is requiring you to raise the level of the living space above a certain height or you will be subject to outrageous flood insurance rates.