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All Forum Posts by: Doug Ito

Doug Ito has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: RE Development, venture capital firms

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I'm guessing a non-disclosure, non-compete or some agreement is a good idea before emailing a PDF of the project to interested VCs? Some websites say non-competes are not enforceable in CA

Post: RE Development, venture capital firms

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Repling to Will Barnard (Moderator)

Thank you Will, I found some VCs! I guess I was Googling the wrong phrases

Post: RE Development, venture capital firms

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Re: 

Scott Mac from Austin, TX

replied about 24 hours ago

Lots of Homeless wandering the streets aimlessly day and night in L.A.

Is your TOC Project to house them or the working poor?

Sorry, I'm not sure how replies are done on this platform. 
City of Los Angeles TOC is an incentive to offer a density bonus and less parking. One rule is a certain percentage of affordable housing for different levels of low incomes.
My TOC project is approved for a 70% density bonus with 10% extreme low income units

Post: RE Development, venture capital firms

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Good morning. Is there a list of venture capital firms to contact for a real estate development Tier 3, TOC approved project near downtown Los Angeles? Thank you