It also means my mailbox is not full of junkmail.It has also meant being patient and not needy at buys and sells or vacancy and branching into other asset classes like small businesses and high end personal property (cars, watches, boats, rv, coins, cards, metals, jewelry, antiques, art, etc) people find themselves overleveraged in or just a don't wanner. 

used mosaic tile for a backsplash and it looked nice...I used a faux limestone countertop and a real stone backsplash.

The more likely scenario is that cheap property stays cheap, and in fact if the price does not change at all you are actually losing purchasing power after inflation (negative appreciation), and yet your CapEx keeps up with inflation, so your precious cash flow would actually decline year after year in this case ... cash faux. 

We spend so little money for material things I sincerely enjoy taking my wife to the mall where I am actually excited when she spends $1,000 to $2500 for a nice purse and we don't get stressed like people who constantly spend almost every disposable penny they have for material items like purses, jewelry, furniture, vehicles, literally hundreds of crappy, but expensive items to decorate their house, curtains, wood blinds, kitchen remodels and a million other things.So, here is my point.

Indy cash faux properties that sell for $60,000 were worth about $60,000 10,15,20 years ago. 

Dear all,We have a family-owned house (built in 1935) which has some old world charm and we decided to keep the vintage master bath (green color) that's still in great condition.

The following items should NEVER be flushed into the sewer system: Disinfecting/surface wipes Mop or “Swiffer” type refills Baby/ Adult wipes Paper towels Jewelry wipes Pet care wipes Cosmetic wipes First Aid wipes Disposable diapers or diaper liners Bio-pads (nursing home, home health care, etc.)

I expect home of this vintage will be worth very much what you pay today if not lower, knowing the asking price since Feb 2017 is just +5% more and it still does not sell after 69 days with the area steep price hike. 

Sound great to start but ultimately a waste of time. 1031 exchange into something that improves your vintage, location and cash flow regardless of rate.

Are there any obvious items of value such as computers or jewelry sitting out in the open?