I see greed more as a character trait that is harder to get rid of.

Some other great terminology:Cozy = waaaaaaaaay toooooo smallCharming = outdatedPlenty of character = falling downWater view = puddles in the drivewayHandyman special = bring in the wrecking ball Please feel free to add your favorites. 8)

As long as the selection is done right, I don't see it taking away from the character of the home at all. 

It seems that the hard money lender needs to be a good judge of character as well as an expert in the value of property.

I will also tell you that at one time, someone that was schizophrenic, imagining I was a character in a game, decided that to win the game, he had to take me out, and kill me.

My step mom loves converted church houses and I agree they have a lot of character I really love working on unique old houses in my remodeling business.

The history, the character, the beaches and the schools all make it hard to see the market going anywhere but up.

He separates his social life from business, unless it sheds a perceived positive light on his moral character.

Basically acknowledging with the character there are things based on the age of the property that won't change or won't change anytime soon will hopefully get you the right tenants. 

No fancy new restaurants to protest (they change the "character" of da hood, man ;)  As a consequence, our "representative" supervisor has gone bat sh!