By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
WITH ALL THE REGULATION AND government oversight of the real estate industry, it seems many consumers are still in the dark about many aspects
By Christina S. Porter In your Space
Investment real estate comes in all shapes and sizes. These “shapes and sizes” can be broken down to basic asset classes, each with
ALEX OWNS A COUPLE OF INCOME properties in trendy Venice. He bought them way back, in undesirable days, for $75,000 apiece. Each property is now worth $950,000 or
enjoy the assurance that they will, in one hour, meet numerous people of varying eth-nicities, ages and creepiness levels with the chance to follow up later online.
At this
With the staging of the annual Grammy Awards this past weekend and Oscar nominations creating a buzz about town, the so-called awards season is in full swing. From television
By MEREDITH CARROLL
IN SEVENTH GRADE, I BROKE UP with David K. and almost immediately afterwards he started going out with my best friend, Sue H. When he gave her
By Dennis Allard Los Angeles
(Re: “It’s time to get a move on,” Feb. 6, page 4) The problem (with a proliferation of shuttle buses) is to attain critical
By David Mendez-Yapkowitz Santa Monica/Los Angeles
In the wake of the recent arrests of the killers of Eddie Lopez and Miguel Martin, I find myself laughing out loud
“I’ve loved you since the day I met you. I want to spend the rest of my days with you. Ritsuko, will you marry me?” -- Christopher
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By KRISTIN MAYER Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET When I nudged open the black door into the dimly lit Barcopa on Main Street last Wednesday night, I had
By Dorie
Dear Dorie, My son is almost 2 years old and I’ve been noticing that he seems advanced in his words, as well as most physical endeavors. Other
