Failure to comply is a material breach of the lease.The whole married word is so last century.

The dangers of lead paint were known early in the last century so just because something is pre-1978 that does not mean it will have lead.

Originally posted by Account Closed: Thank you everyone for all your feedback I am now officially scared to invest the Indy area lol Don't be afraid of Indianapolis as a whole, it's good to be leery of some rough areas just like any market.With those low rents, it sounds like an older [turn of the century] built double in Center Township - which IS a challenge even though it looks great on paper [ask me how I know!].

What I'm seeking:-A 2 bedroom in any of the following cities: Brentwood, Century City, Beverly HIlls, Hollywood Hills, or West Hollywood.

We're living through an incredible time! With a little experience it isn't too hard to lock in some amazing investment opportunities!

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About a year ago I was trolling the Sheriff Sal...

If you go with one of the big names (Re/Max, Coldwell Banker, Century 21, etc), they'll likely require office hours, likely require you to handle leads they're getting, etc.

They are mostly century homes.

That being said, if you're aiming to impress a test... engaging the most interesting economic thinkers of the 19th and 20th centuries may not be the answer to the question and you should just start memorizing Keynesian theory in a bid to regurgitate the 'right answers'Otherwise, start reading Adam Smith, Max Weber, Milton Friedman, and Ayn Rand.

Not sure if I am in the right place, or the right century for that mattter.

Coldwell Banker, Re/Max, Century 21.