., that U.S. law has been for several centuries, been placed away from U.S. commoners, by those who are custodians of it, principally attorney-judge specialists, who in decades past, have sought to make U.S.

STR's just took the beating of the century with COVID and while they are rebounding quickly, it's very reasonable to assume things will get locked down again in the coming months, so short-term sustainability of STR's is a little questionable at the moment. 

Asbestos was used in many common building materials much of the last century, including vinyl tile, drywall, joint compound, pipe insulation, singled siding, and others. 

I can afford to leave some money in the property, doubtful that my potential partner could in 5 months time but maybe in a year.The property:-It's currently an owner occupied legal duplex (2 bed up, 2 bed down) in a century home with enormous unused carriage house (garage)-House needs a lot of cosmetic help and updating but is structurally and mechanically sound.

Aaron Heiskell - Realtor®Century 21 Action, Inc. 

I have interviewed with Windermere and century 21 so far.

Neither the Great Depression, nor the Great Recession, nor any of the more than three dozen economic slumps over the past two centuries, have ever caused such a sharp decline over such a shockingly short period of time.

Seller told lawyer that it includes verbiage about being sold “as-is” and that I’m not going to come after her if fridge breaks and was listed as operational in disclosures, etc.Long story short: they are having century 21 out to “evaluate” (appraise maybe?)

The thought with 1950's look is to theme the house mid century modern.

Kept thinking JT but I really love mid century modern homes.