Also although the house sold was not remodeled nor updated to modern standards, it was in move in condition.

Ranches, some mid-century moderns, random adobes and homestead cabins.

I know that in today's society, having a website is great for business.

That also gives it a better shot of being removed in the future when enough people see the negatives piling up.I can take the proceeds from the seattle duplex sale and buy outright a fairly modern ~6 unit property (60's and up) in some secondary and many tertiary markets in western washington,    and with no more than 50% financing I can be looking at 8-12 units properties in secondary and tertiary markets.   

Some others around where you'll be are Heavy Riff (Dogtown), Perennial (Patch), and Modern Brewery. 4 Hands downtown is also really great.Eat: BBQ, Pizza, Burgers, Italian, chicken, St.

Death taxes and probate are outdated concerns and are not what destroy modern day wealth.Current estate planning is NOT serving modern society and families.

There's of course hidden fees like upgrades, price of the foundation, land, zoning challenges, connecting to sewer etc but I'm curious as to someone's actual numbers on their experience with one of these (modern or traditional). 

Possibly local call centers or maintenance centers could help with this too.Additionally, if you're looking for a couple of podcasts to listen to you can start with A) https://doorgrow.com/category/podcast/B) https://billcaskey.com/category/the-2x-podcast/Just some cool stuff in here to help you start looking at modern tools and practices.

Toilets from the 70's regularly used upwards of 5 gallons per flush- modern standards are around 1.6 gpf.

Great if you are not afraid, just don't drag the rest of society with you.