She is an agent for Century 21 and she is also a like-minded investor.

I think it is incredible how the Mayor etc. want to continue to build towers downtown and expect them to fill up with affluent Investors and Tenants who want to live in a concrete jungle at the low point of the head of Tampa Bay, waiting for Flood of the Century...http://www.tampabay.com/news/localgovernment/tampa...This is why I am Selling and will just keep my Residence to Sell Tax-Free every two years or so, with one Rental that I want to move into after that and maybe one Flip that I 1031 as a Rotating Rental Portfolio.

I am a licensed realtor with Century 21 Everest Group, and have been investing since 2011.

Since the garage door is THE most prominent feature on the front elevation, check out this style, that would perfectly match the windows:http://www.clopaydoor.com/avanteWith a similarly architecturally appropriate front door, and proper column in place of the wrought iron, without building ANYthing like a portico, you'll completely transform the front elevation, and bring the house right into this century.

Go and interview with Century 21 also, as their specialty is brand new agents, they have an amazing university for beginners.Good luck to you!

My experience is that when an inexperienced person thinks he has found the deal of the century, it is usually a deal with warts all over it that has been shopped to every known buyer all over the world!

For every Chase, Citibank, or Bank of America trade of assets at $50M, there is the Capital One's, BBVA Compass, BB&T, Union Bank, Ocean's Bank, US Century Bank, Wells Fargo Commercial and a lot longer list of banks who I have bought from and continue to buy from on a regular basis as they have product.  

Gordon, I actually lived in the Sacramento area for a couple years back at the turn of the century.  

In the 20th century, the United States endured two world wars and other traumatic and expensive military conflicts; the Depression; a dozen or so recessions and financial panics; oil shocks; a fly epidemic; and the resignation of a disgraced president.

Its easy to forget that while the industrial revolution undoubtedly led to a better world it also led to wars, a complete rethinking of govt and its role, revolts and many would argue the various isms that came to dominate the late 19th century and 20th centuries.