Albert Einstein said "Compound Interest was the greatest invention of the 20th century". 

Good question, a quick google search doesn’t show anything obvious, but I did find a Brandt Williams in Sioux Falls.Aberdeen’s Century 21 calls themselves the “Investment Realtors,” so there’s that.

It has a healthy mix of turn of the century housing, mid-century housing, and even some new-ish stock as you start getting into the western edges.

The Fannie vs Freddie fight of the century episode they just did was funny.  

The building is what’s in question… We don’t know the specific age even after pulling all of the county information but I would guess that it was built around the turn-of-the-century, 1900 or so.

If your town is in the 21st century, they should have their codes on Municode. 

We used Linda Murphy / Jim Ross from Century 21 in town on a few deals now and they were awesome! 

In Japan, tsunami stones - standing in place for centuries - remind people of the 'real' high water mark."

For a first-time investor in the Buffalo metro area, I would emphasize that the housing stock here is on the older side (many homes build pre-1900 or right around the turn of the century) and maintenance/cap ex is something to consider.

Remax, Century 21).