Quote from @Matthew Irish-Jones: @Eliott Elias how can something be guaranteed? 

For years, homelessness loomed over the civic culture of Los Angeles as its most intractable problem, one that defines our city and its government officials.

Flexibility - So much necessary "life" was made impossible or difficult due to rigid scheduling and our culture's obsession with shaming folks for self care whether that is taking time for lunch with friends, vacation, doctor's appointments or therapy sessions! 

I'm working up a business plan now would love some more thoughts and opinions.1) Who give grants for this kind of thing2) I have checked with zoning, I'm thinking about doing something like a Affordable daycare, Offices for Native American Council (Building does have cultural significance), Grounds for Pow Wows and redo the gym in there for community event. 

Not an automatic cash cow - it's a people business first and foremost and unless your company understands that and institutes that culture you will not be successful.

I just recently got my license and I joined KW in the Bay Area because I really enjoyed their entrepreneurial culture. 

I’m in a city that really suffers from developers wiping out all the culture and and building expensive housing.

They are fantastic and have a great culture of customer service.

Where are your B+ areas nowadays @Matthew Irish-Jones ?

One thing I haven't written much of here but I spend a lot of time thinking about is that in addition to the simple, painful fact that there is a very limited supply and a very high demand for good people to fix houses, there's a quiet but very powerful culture clash taking place between many would-be real estate investors and many contractors/handymen/tradesmen.