Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Owner-financed purchase of home on 12 acres outside of Eugene, OR with long-abandoned 3 bed, 2 bath century farmhouse.

This lack of housing has major implications for immigration policies and the nation's ability to welcome more people (even if they are skilled workers) as it has in centuries past.Throughout history, the United States has been a beacon of hope for millions seeking a better life.

While I'm relatively new to REI, I bring with me a quarter century of lessons learned in running high-performing teams, managing projects, and getting things done. 

There have been many changes in the nature of housing over the last century.

They really showed where their loyalty lies -- with guests.But I'm also hesitant to draw broad conclusions from mistakes made in the early days of a once-in-a-century global pandemic. 

I bought most of mine from Facebook Marketplace and a local shop that both refinish mid-century furniture with chalk paint. 

People are not simply buying here for speculation and I am also an investor myself and there is tons of data going back half a century or so to rely on when making a purchase. 

The actual "act of syndication" is as old as time, but as we know it, the term is becoming more curated towards GP LP capital raises for CRE assets in the public eye.Syndication simply refers to the process of pooling together resources or investments from multiple individuals, entities, or organizations to collectively finance and participate in a particular venture, project, or investment opportunity (not just real estate)...I mean... the term syndication actually came from media syndications in the early 19th century so this statement is quite vague albeit.

I would consider purchase if neighborhoodscout showed appreciation to be at least 9/10 for last decade or 10/10 for this century.  

A century, or whatever, ago I would have loved to have bought up raw land between them for probably a couple $/acre.