What a solid character.

With some rustic meets modern finishes and some attention to the cozy character of the structure itself, this one is going to make a great home for a growing family.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

My recent building was a 3 unit that has one unit that's much too large (3000+ sq foot), but after realizing that same fact (adding sprinklers in a 1860s brick home), we decided against it as the cost was too high, and besides which there was no good way to add fire suppression without destroying the character of the home. 

The relationship aspect is important because you can learn someone's character, watch them do deals, and decide if you want to get involved.Be wary of making your investment decisions based solely on projected returns.

I would speak to his employer and get a character/reference check from them and get physical proof of his retirement income but overall I would probably let someone like you're describing move in.

There's a lot of really old house there with awesome character so a lot of people are buying and renovating there.

Being in a historic district will probably be the draw, and prospective tenants might be looking for something with character instead of a cookie-cutter rental unit.Choose paint colors that work with the trim, floors, cabinetry, etc.  

Hey folks,   I’m new to BP and just closed on my first house today in Montgomery, AL. My first post was removed because I’m not allowed to ask for contacts I guess? So I’m saying hello and requesting advice and reachi...

As Jay pointed out, there are some bad characters with plenty of cash looking to set up a meth lab or their dog-breeding business.3.

This also gives you a chance to speak with and get a sense of the character of the lender or their representative.Be very skeptical and cautious of unsolicited email offers, action demands, or information requests, even when they come from banks or other companies you know or have a relationship with.