Building code is also a challenge, as it seems to lag far behind our modern building products and practices.The dirt floor also poses a problem, as moisture vapor will be constantly coming up through. 

I'm guessing it's to add a more sleek and modern look and to also give the buyer the option to choose the hardware.

Believe it or not, Call of Duty isn’t going to help me reach my goals, and I spend most of the time I play the game complaining about how terrible the maps are, how bad the lag is (even though I am just bad at the game of course) and how much I miss Modern Warfare 2.

here are some nice examples of light contrasting/modern style on Tudor style houses on Pinterest--https://goo.gl/KSZVHq

You'll find it all in the Berlin Real Estate Market.The german capital is a vibrant place filled with history, modern or even futuristic site, and culture both classic and very alternative.

There was severe flooding in that area many years ago, before modern storm drains were implemented in the area.Needless to say, I moved out and am living with parents now as they live nearby.A few months later, to make a long story short, the house was taken completely down to the exterior sheathing and studs after I ripped all the siding off and gutted the inside walls.

I buy property from the 1880-1920 all the time and don't have to deal with anything other than brining them up to modern code...but in my locale, that's only required if you start doing work...ie if I don't touch the electrical I don't have to worry about upgrading it, but as soon as I touch it...BAM!

It offers strong cash flow and COC ROI but it also has a diverse and modern economy.

There are newer modern electric radiant systems that I have seen but have no personal experience with.

I'm debating on getting a new laptop or an IPad.