I am currently on my 3rd home at what now feels like a century worth of living - 34 years old. 200K in cash came from me personally upgrading these homes and selling for a profit.

I’m still trying to figure out after a year if it is worth it for rentals since for centuries we did without them, and many successful old schools still do, not that it makes it right, but you have more case law and history there.

I'm with Century 21 Sbarra & Wells, and I joined them this winter, though my investment experience dates further back than that.

It is impossible to make a long term rental deal cash flow here unless you get the deal of the century. 

There is an emerging c class with high quality mid century construction in many midwest cities.

I'm considering the idea of getting in the market for a $4-5M, 20th century apartment building in Brooklyn, NY.

I know some who have property in their family there for more than a century.  

Been doing RE for a half century I bet, old truck, jeans from 80's and a peculiar old tie with a flat bottom, and some sneakers he found somewhere..

They have lockedup $0 KWH for the next century regarding that dam.

One of the main walls in the house is the city wall built in the 8th century - don't expect white plaster or paint as it's pretty close to original.... get up early and walk on top of the city wall for an awesome view.