If you see a homeless looking guy wandering around there, feel free to stop him, because it's probably me (I stopped shaving in retirement, so my profile pic is a bit outdated).

If I recall there is a 1/2 time version of the RE professional too, but again I might be quoting outdated or inaccurate stuff there, definitely will tell you a good CPA is worth their weight in gold.  

Apparently the rain makes people not buy houses.My obscenely outdated degree from the -80’s;—dating myself here—, is marketing.

I have J Scott's book about estimating rehab costs, but those estimate numbers are clearly outdated at this point. 

I am confident I can bring the value up to $360k+ using comps from some nearly identical but outdated homes within 0.5 mile. 

The rents are below market and the units appear outdated.

I'm really curious to know.I think the idea of dominating a neighborhood is outdated with the Internet and available analytics now. 

Apartment properties around universities usually have high occupancy because the on-campus housing can be limiting and out-dated (unappealing to students) or in such high demand that some students just can't get in, so they turn to the next best option. 

Also, FSBO properties can be a good source of leads that may require minimal upgrades to increase value, and since these owners do not work with professional representation, it has been statistically shown you will be able to get sizable concessions on price, in addition to leveraging the outdated condition of the property, it may result in a significantly discounted purchase price in the right situation.

The heater is not outdated...I'm paying about 3500 to replace a furnace In a 1908 house and my only option is a wall furnace...in the front room.