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Welcome New Members
AAGLA Welcomes Its New Members
16668 Adelanto, LLC
43808 Vintage Street Apts.
4821 West Century Boulevard Apts. 5401 Lankershim Boulevard Apts. Aaron Barlev
Abraham Ebbie Afar
Alfred Myers
Alicia M Macias
Anita Rhoden-Hamilton
Annette Gottesman
Arthur Groutage
Bennie Tinson
Brenda Forsythe
Caitlin Wootton
CEI Property Management
Chao Yung Chen
Chris Barker
Connie Winn
Daniel Sharkey
Danielle Maynard
David Cohan
Dean Street Trust
Debra Cardarelli
Dong Son
Farzin Motamed
Frank Bleisch
IMT 6500
Jake Sheikh
James and Sue Boyd-Crosby James Wayne
Jarred Reeves John Williams Jose Guillen
Jose Martinez Justin Maghen Kimetria Hawkins Kip Kolodziejski Louis Khoury Marc Cesarec Mayra Barcenas M.G.M.T.
Michael and Laurie Hutton Michael Thomas
Michael Vener
Mindaugas Konstantinavicius Monica Chung
Myanh Pardee Nina Nam
Paula Bennett
Philandria Washington Raina Gomez-Perkins Rajeev Kaura Ashwani Kaura Reyes Properties II, LLC Robert and Kelly Wilmer Rosalinda Cruz
Rose Marie Quimson
Sarah Makarewicz Shandreka Niblett
Shirley Tom
Sonja Todd
Tiffany Ellerby
Vartan Nazarian
Veranda Ontario
Veronica Rodarte
Victor Martinez
Willem Luijt
Yisraela Ketterman
Yusuke Matsuo
AAGLA Welcomes Its New Business Council Members
Company Business Type
American Global Security, Inc. Access Control & Security Systems
Cabin Securities 1031 Tax Free Exchanges & Delaware Statutory Trusts
EverCharge Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Four Star Painting Painters & Plastering
HouseAmerica Financial Banking & Lending
Law Office of Brian D. Heckmann Legal & Eviction Services
My Lighthouse Real Estate Software
Section 8 Management Supportive Housing Provider Services
Just Kidding
An elderly landlord loved golf. In fact, he played golf nearly every day since his retirement 25 years earlier and had recently turned 90 years old.
One day he arrived home after a round of 18 holes looking depressed. The elderly landlord said to his wife, “That’s it...I’m giving up golf. My eyesight has gotten so bad that once I’ve hit the ball, I can’t see where it went.”
With much sympathy, the elderly landlord’s wife tells him to sit down and she makes him a cup of tea with a piece of cake. As they sit together, she says, “Why don’t you take your older brother with you and give golf one more try?”
“That’s no good,” sighs the elderly landlord. “My older brother is 97. He can’t swing a golf club and he can barely walk.” “That’s true,” says the elderly landlord’s wife, “he may be 97, but his eyesight is perfect like he’s a young man.”
So, the very next day, the elderly landlord heads off to the golf course with his older brother in tow. At the first hole, he tees up, takes an almighty swing, and squints down the fairway. The elderly landlord then turns to his older brother and says, “Did you see the ball?”
The older brother replies, “Of course I did!... I have perfect eyesight.” “So, where did it go?” asks the elderly landlord. The older brother then replies, “I don’t remember.”
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