After looking into this issue a bit I keep seeing comments like this:
"The AAC in 2013 purchased the old El Santiago Club restaurant from the Developer for $350,000 . . . . To its horror and after shelling out $350,000, the AAC learned that the El Santiago Club restaurant building was unusable. It was demolished.
Come on people. Didn't they inspect the place before buying it? I can't see how you can blame the seller for a buyer who didn't do due diligence. I have no opinion on the Hacienda issue because I don't know the whole story here or what plans there are for the property but you wouldn't buy a house that was in such bad condition that it had to be demolished would you? The AAC seems to have dropped the ball in these past cases.
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