Cash flow mainly, and in an area that's prime for growth yet has a smaller town charm.

Charming, but not too folksy.

(Comparing a near-fatal overdose to putting Cocoa Puffs instead of Lucky Charms in your supermarket cart because you found a coupon in the local pennysaver...)

It's like combining old-school charm with some modern tweaks.

People think he has a rough around the edges charm and you should just suck it up and laugh.

Doubt things stay linear, but we need market suppression for at least 2 quarters and/or into non-peak times during RE--at minimum 2 quarters.

Older homes are quaint and charming but require more maintenance.

Almost everything in this home is brand new but this home will still give you a cute Charleston charm.

Almost everything in this home is brand new but this home will still give you a cute Charleston charm.

That and the main charm of this place is the magnificent old casings, which would be hard to salvage in a gut.I've been trying for months to connect with a "drywall only" contractor, I've heard that those guys can really do it well, fast and cheap, as opposed to every contractor who kinda gets it done eventually.