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I grew up with dreams and goals to make it to Los Angeles. I finally reached my goal in the summer of 2006 and moved to Long Beach CA. This was one of the happiest periods of my life. I shortly thereafter became a realtor and began selling real estate in Long Beach. I then saw the opportunity about twenty miles north in Beverly Hills and dreamed of selling million dollar homes like the people on million dollar listing. I chased my goal and achieved it. I began selling some insanely stunning mansions all over the west side of Los Angeles. You know the mansions, you have seen the Beverly Hills mansion video tours online.

Life was never better.. until.. Los Angeles took a turn for the worst a few years ago. Policy changes and business changes really enhanced crime and theft and a variety of other problems that arose. We are now seeing crime hit levels that are comparable to the movie the purge, according to LAPD officers. We are seeing hundreds of thousands that are not paying their rent or are unable to pay rent.

Now we have increased minimum wage when small business owners are already struggling to keep the lights on due to increased costs. This is the best time to watch LA because we are about to witness something never before seen in history. We will look at what happened in 2008 and realize how small that situation was in comparison to what is coming, especially to markets like Los Angeles.

When things hit the fan, who knows, maybe I will come back. It is hard to turn down a great real estate deal.