We have a perfect building (200 years old, lots of character/history, exposed brick, hard wood, structurally sound, downtown).

As the banking industry refers to the 3 C's of credit     Character, capital and capacity.   

Is its character pretty down to earth or is it going to do a South Lake Tahoe and outlaw most vacation rentals because the wealthy people who own second homes there don't want tourists next door?

Also I suggest typing your password in a notepad app in your phone to make sure that all the characters are typed correctly and that there are no spaces in between or after it.

@John Thedford here in riverside there is a wide range depending on the neighborhood your in...we like the wood streets area close to the plaza...they are older homes that have a lot of character. a typical 3 bedroom 1-2 bath 1300-1500sq ft home is 360-400k depending on how nice it is. alot of people in this area have converted detached garages into small back houses that rent for 800-900 a month all day long. we just closed on a one with a back house that has a upgraded kitchen and is real nice for 320k....it was a short sale that i got a inside tip on. 

I'm not sure how they thought it was wise to have a 4 billion character title, but whatever:What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...

(No, I'm not an agent, for the record), but on the fringe, there are fringe characters. 

Check for character?

Biggerpockets allows us build relationships, learn something new every day about our financial education, and most importantly it gives us the power to take action.I don't know if I have a character count limit on my "about myself" section but I hope to build upon this journey every few months. 

It just add character.