The REI business has been around for centuries, there are really very few original ideas or concepts. 

So I had an interview today with Century 21 and pretty much was talking about the cost for acquiring a license and office cost.

Eleven feet across is not uncommon in some 19th-century brick townhouses.

This is coming from a former carpenter who built several new “tract-shack” budget homes that probably won’t last 30 years, and other custom new homes that will last for centuries.

Hey all - We just bought a mid century fixer-upper in wheat ridge - moving next month from Park City, UT.

The local century 21 and Berkshire Hathaway brokers/team leaders have been in the area 30 years, and the companies have a larger presence here.

A lot of people will say you can't seller finance MHs anymore, but that technically isn't right, it's just a little more work. 2) You can help them find financing through an institution that has licensed mortgage loan originators. 21st century mortgage does this, for example.As far as adding value to the property, it's the same as any other flip.

A place where that historic charm really can play big role is in the suburbs, for example a home built at the turn of the century as a farm house is now surrounded by 1960s and 90's house can play off of its old world charm. 

The 1031 Exchange Program allows investors to defer capital gains taxes due upon the sale of an investment property by reinvesting the proceeds into another property.Biden’s policy proposal, entitled “The Biden Plan for Mobilizing American Talent and Heart to Create a 21st Century Caregiving and Education Workforce,” states that it will be paid for by “rolling back unproductive and unequal tax breaks for real estate investors with incomes over $400,000.”

Burning oil for heat is probably going to be viewed as antiquated the further along we go in this century.