In my opinion, they have been building homes out of wood for centuries.

Right now, I am working on a mid century renovation near a river and beach with money from my self-directed IRA. 

I liked the layout of the house and thought with some small changes the mid-century with the vaulted ceilings could easily become more "modern".

Jacob Howell, with Century 21 is one of the best agents for investors.

Receiving the F-35 ensures this legacy for the next half-century.”article from the Montgomery Chamber

@Brian Pulaski Don't worry those numbers are completely inaccurate...nobody can do a full permitted roof replacement with all materials and all labor by a licensed professional for a $150 a square...impossible unless you are getting the materials for free..240 a square would be like the deal of the century and 300 a square is the norm.

If the house is newer, then the need for a water heater, new roof, new driveway, new HVAC, windows, appliances, new plumbing, or new electrical systems would be markedly lower than that of a property built somewhere in the middle of the last century.

Purchase price: $112,000 Cash invested: $23,000 Single family home with a mid century vibe, in great shape and in a great area of Tulsa.

Overloading them is really the issue .houses in the early 20th century didn’t run appliances and devices and gadgets today’s houses operate on

If you and the tenant can cancel with a 30 day notice you can make that lease for a century but it is actually just a month to month lease.