Go for: that Beautiful 200 gal Saltwater fish tank in the foyer, as is, ALL fish staythat 1968 396 SS Camaro sitting in the garage that the seller never drivesthat Harley Davison motorcycle in the garage that the seller's wife hatesthat 25 foot Key West bay boat  those 2 new Kayaks on the dockthose 2 new Jet Skies on the liftsthe new John Deer tractor in the barn   that awesome TV and surround sound systemthe leather furniturethe dinning room table, chairs and chandelierthe office furniture the master bedroom set  the pool furniture etc. 

The reason for the high list price is that the rental income this house produces justifies the higher price; this property has been turned into a triplex - upstairs 3/2, downstairs 3/2, and an attached 3/1 cottage (all beautifully renovated in the last year).

In New England, and I'm assuming that's what we are taking about, old houses are the norm. look around the neighborhood and if it's an old one full of beautiful old homes then if the #s work then yeah I would say it's worth it all day long.

We have a beautiful German Shepherd, we live on 20 acres, our tenants live in duplexes and apartments so the rules are different.

As the father of two beautiful Millennial daughters, I can relate. 

However the beauty of RE is it normally keeps up or surpasses inflation.

I have a beautiful 1 year old daughter.  

The villages are one such story, where some scenic beauty, warm weather,low cost of living and a buffer from the hurricane blasted coasts will cause lots of retired folks to choose it. 

.  :-)  Unfortunately no cool moulding or door knobs or anything of much interest... just the original fir floorboards (*beautiful* tight grain) we'll do something neat with.Been working on this project for 20 months or so - it's an urban subdivision and new home construction.  

Visiting a lot of properties also helped me get "desensitized" to the beauty of some of the properties I have seen so that I could focus mainly on the numbers and the property features.Analyze some potential rental properties even though you do not intent to purchase them.