We have been approached with an opportunity to purchase an early, 20th century duplex.

@Sharron Guiro I have not gone with Rainey, I am using Century 21 at the moment. 

Biggest thing you may encounter with the century homes that you won't encounter with post 1950's is galvanized drain piping in the walls as well as knob and tube wiring.

I'm happy to be living in a house down here outside of Houston built this century!

I was with:Keller Williams from 2004 - 2008An independent broker from 2008-2009Set up my own independent brokerage in 2009bought a Century 21 franchise in 2012Went back to being an independent broker in 2014Here is what I have learned:  If you want to be a traditional residential real estate agent, you should probably join one of the big name brokerages (at least for the first couple of years) so you can benefit from all of the available training and experienced agents.If your goal is to do investment real estate, then don't waste your money going to a big name brokerage.  

Here is our home town there is a turn of the 19th century neighborhood with one square modern design house there.

Hello, I am having major issues with the home builder, Century Communities, as far as completing the process to obtain the Certificate of Occupancy from the city.

I mean, maybe that's how they did real estate financial way back in the 1900's but a lot has changed since the turn of the century and lenders seem to be a lot more careful last time I checked.  

Yes, I own NFT's and cryptocurrency and believe the world is going to change due to AI in the coming months and years.I look forward to interacting and believe that everyone has something of value to add to any conversation.The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.

I continue to use John Belden of Century 21 Prestige Reality as my agent and property manager.