If I were a betting man, I would point the area south of USC - west of the 110 freeway.The boundaries would be JEFFERSON BLVD to the north, SLAUSON to the south and stretching westward all the way to BALDWIN HILLS and ending at La Cienega on the western border of this rectangle of speculation.I've personally seen "in love" yuppies taking a sunday morning stroll at Central and MLK blvd.

It's a big rectangle building with wood siding, probably about 60 ft wide, 35 or 40 ft deep, and 2 stories. 

All rectangles are NOT squares, but all squares ARE rectangles.

I bought the land for $180 per 1 lot (4 adjacent lots, making one big rectangle)

I had several rugs in one property hiding stuff (sun bleached hardwood floor with a rectangle where that rug was, garage concrete cracks.)

Rectangles are better than Squares, Squares are better than triangles/circles/etc. 

I was going to remove it and put in a wall mounted long rectangle electric fireplace that was about 70in long with a flat screen tv above it.

Hello Investors,Only a few small number Everybody uses white rectangles for business promotion.

So, for each layer of wood, you'll have two rectangles, approximately 1 by 2 feet, with a semicircle cut out.

If you draw a rectangle between your boxes 3 and 6, you'll find East Atlanta neighborhoods, which Refin calls the 3rd hottest neighborhood in the country right now:   http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2015/01/22...If you are wed to your boxes, I would suggest #3 first, but draw a line down the middle and stay on the west side of the line, and then #2 (depending on the block/neighborhood).