@Michael Randle Essentially ground rent is an antiquated system whereby one person (or entity) owns the right to collect ground rent fees.

The spell checker wants to turn "ettiquite" into "antiquity" or "requiter".

Things like appliances, window coverings, antique fixtures, etc.

hi,i am interested in the general market in st. louis and in particular the cherokee st area...i would like to have a place to live and also have an attached storefront to sell my antique jewelry...i would appreciate any comments on the above...

Thanks for reading this post:I’m very much a novice and am looking to make my first deal so, excuse me if I say something that might not make sense.Anyway, for the past 3 years I’ve worked for myself buying and selling antiques and collectibles, mostly what I do is estate buy-outs and buy independently as well as do work for a bunch of local auction houses here in St.

In our renovations we've mixed antiques with modern furniture to try to create an expensive look for less. 

I'm almost 21 and real estate investment has been on my mind for years, since someone explained to me the concept of OPM.On the forefront, I'm a broke college student who (thankfully) works for herself as an eBay contractor in the antiques and collectibles business.

Just this shot of the dining room alone tells you that there's a fortune of antiques there:

It was refinishing the wooden dashboard of an antique sports car.

The trick is to plan and buy something now when you need it a week from now.I've looked there and I've only found unmatched sets of Sladge/Quikset or single pieces or glass/decorative doorknobs from the 19th century for "bargain antique" prices.