Purchase price: $285,000 Cash invested: $132,000 Sale price: $620,000 Contributors: Sean Barnebey, Victoria Loder Home is located in the North Slope historical classic neighborhood featuring vintage charm and lots of updates where they count!

Purchase price: $470,000 Cash invested: $180,000 Sale price: $819,950 Contributors: John Whitney, Katie Kepler Here is a classic Seattle Bungalow style home thoughtfully restored blending together transitional finishes & modern systems.

@Jill Jay Glad you are checking out the Classic City!

I guess to your point they do not have to be fair. i just read the e mail chain that's a classic.. for sure they are going to sell it to the contiguous owners as a FIRST priority its their constituents.. and since this was 500.o0 its not like you have any damages.. 

Sherwin has 2 better paints, the pro classic semi gloss white, sprays well.

And you have the classic window in the shower, lucky you! 

My philosophy when flipping houses has always been the classic "find the worst house in the best neighborhood." 

A sale of a more expensive property followed by a purchase of several smaller fixer uppers is a classic 1031 strategy commonly called a diversification exchange.And it can be anywhere in the US and a couple of US territories (most notably Guam and the USVI).

@Patrick FlanaganHow to Win Friends and Influence People, of course, Think and Grow Rich, and The Richest Man in Babylon are all classics to me that everyone should read.

Hi Adrian,Well, lets say you owned one of those old flintlock rifles, and you went out in your backyard and tossed a yellow wrapped McDonald's Cheeseburger on the ground and started shooting at it.Then after a couple of shots, this dark sulpher smelling liquid started bubbling up (That would be Crude Oil--what they make gasoline out of).Crude Oil is a mineral (along with Diamonds, and Rubys, etc...)If you owned the mineral rights, you might become instantly rich, and your relatives might recommend that you move to California...possibly to Beverly Hills.