Axel Erickson

@dtmorgan18 What type of case?

Any LA real estate attorneys who speak Korean out there?

@dtmorgan18 I’ll email you one

@ChrandLord True but almost everyone has a heat pump anyways since they’re more efficient so they do both. I have one small studio with just a mini split but it’s unusual

@EricksonAxel Yeah but you don’t have to worry about heating so it balances out.

Solution: dont provide AC.

@coleruudjohnson Utah

@ahmadibrahim @ArsicaultBakery I DM’d you!

Its my birthday on 7/7 and for my birthday I would like to see if X can do it’s magic and connect me to the owner of @ArsicaultBakery Armando Lacayo. He has the best croissant and I would love to partner/license opening a location in Southern California (silver lake,Pasadena,etc) @nikitabier @pitdesi @rohindhar x.com/arsicaultbaker…

@shawngorham I have not used them for termites but Alex is a 1-2 man shop and is great & honest for rats and roaches rangerpest.net

Phoenix Friends, who do you use for Termite service? Dont send me a PE owned, LDS up seller please

@MultifamilyMad Not my market but can help

@SkiTownRE @mrkorangy @PatCarino At LAX, black level uber or Lyft come right to the baggage claim door it’s not super expensive

@mrkorangy @PatCarino Las Vegas and ORD, too. LAX and SFO are transit black holes unless someone is holding a plaque with your name on it.

Not real estate related but; I predict cabs will have a resurgence. I HATE waiting for an uber as I watch them drive in circles on their way to me and I HATE walking a mile to the “ride share zone” at airports. Just give me a yellow cab.

@dmalcolmcarson @AdamasNemesis @DallasAptGP There’s a huge history of it, it looked almost the same as Long Beach.

@AdamasNemesis @DallasAptGP Pretty sure that's Huntington Beach. There's no history of that in Venice Beach.

I can't believe that the historical preservation folks in Venice Beach, CA have allowed the character of this coastal area to change so much

@AdamasNemesis @DallasAptGP Venice beach looked almost exactly like this, most of the wells were in the MDR area and south end of Venice near Washington

@DallasAptGP Isn't this Long Beach? I've never heard of oil wells being anywhere near Venice Beach, just the refinery over in El Segundo.

@RyanGTuttle It makes it easy for someone to copy over your signature line to share full details

Doesn’t putting your email address in your signature seem like a redundancy? What am I missing?

@Cassy_Horton @MattMasonCA @NolanMarshall What do the economics look like on rent they can pay? They can get exemptions for the outside space requirement right?

@MattMasonCA @NolanMarshall Yes that’s why I think a data center could actually be a big unlock! Like, why not? They are printing money. Why not do something good for the neighborhood while they take up a full block?

This is why residents in the Historic Core and South Park, two neighborhoods with the highest number and density of Downtown residents, really want a walkable school @NolanMarshall

@nope__nope__ugh @Jesse_Leg Have you never been there? Vast majority of the land is single story warehouses

@Jesse_Leg Um, you do realize people live in those buildings? What’s he planning to do with them… soylent green?

LA friends—you may not like it or realize it, but this is your YIMBY Godking. You want 100k new housing units? Start by cleaning up the 50-block zombie wasteland that is Skid Row. Once you clean up that mess & places like it, people can actually start living there affordably.

@Kevinkrone @MayorOfLA What is this supposed to show? This is a bldg owned by the largest landowner/developer in Koreatown. They vacated the bldg long ago and developed the bldg behind it on a shared parcel. They’ll develop or sell it off eventually

This is what LA has voted for. Koreatown, LA, USA @MayorOfLA

@moseskagan @investandcreate Have you ever had problems with clumping varieties (Seabreeze for example)? Golden bamboo is a nightmare once a year when shoots go up but so far Seabreeze stays where planted

@investandcreate Avoid bamboo

What’s the fastest tallest growing shrub ya’ll like and why?

@JulieChangRE @jasonc_nc Tokyo style Neapolitan is supposed to look like that and it’s delicious 😋

@jasonc_nc That’s the best pic they could use? Some burnt pizza crust?

I’ve been saying I wanted to open a pizza and ramen shop for years

@zanehengsperger That’s a lot to ask lol. In CA? Happy to help

request for startup: a commercial real estate broker where the building listed online is still available AND has more than 1 picture

@AnthonyTrucano @TripleNetTyler Have you quoted this to them and gotten them to back off of it?

@TripleNetTyler Paragraph 7(b) loopnet.com/solutions/Loop….

Just got an email from LoopNet Christmas came early! My rate is going up by $152.83/month (~17% increase) But wait, there's more... Not a single new feature is being introduced to justify the increase Their pitch: We "influenced" $380 billion in transactions in 2024! Interesting stat considering we're in 2026 I'll be honest, I laughed I guess wasting brokers time with bots, scammers, and people who think they can buy a property with no money down is technically considered "influencing" If you've ever gotten a LoopNet inquiry, you know exactly what I'm talking about And while LoopNet has been busy writing price increase emails, their competitors have been building better products Better data, better interfaces, actual buyers. It's not close Raising prices when your competitors are lapping you is an interesting growth strategy

@dig_deeper1 Generally escalation clauses are best for clean standard offers, I think the problem was with asking for the tractor not the escalation clause itself. Either way I think the increment should always be at least a bit higher to incentivize the seller to choose, $500 is nothing

Property owner is selling an investment house an had 4 offers and one of the offers had an escalation clause in it to increase such offer by $500 if another offer had presented. The escalation clause has a limit of $5K over asking. He looked at the escalation clause and noticed that there were some conditions and one of those conditions was that the owner needed to leave a small tractor the other had in the property and the tractor costs around $10K. Property owner / agent / broker is not accepting the offer with the escalation clause. A lot of owners and agents don’t like escalation clauses. They always comes with conditions.