For most in modern history we only had C and S Corps and it was very common for individuals to hold 10 or 20 or more properties personally. :)Edited as there was a post while I was typing.Aaron, we like to get all the info we can initially so advice is appropriate, now, I agree with Duncan, get competent advice, not off the internet.

not too modern or too antique.4. the center wall in the living room (to the right of the large window), what would you do on it?

Using my laptop and 1 time I got a box that said see more posts.

Codes change over the years, so it might not meet modern codes but may have met them when it was built.  

Otherwise when used on my laptop it is helpful I just have not had an opportunity to verify its accuracy yet.

This will get me a modern look for relatively little $$$.The kitchen currently has newer all wood cabinets BUT the stain on some cabinets doesn't match the others, so I ordered  stainable primer and will prime the cabinets with it and then apply a nice dark stain on top of it.

@Curt Davis  and just like modern turn key that focuses heavily on LA market which is the NUMBER 1 driver of Turn key... our family had offices in LA for a decade with 20 some agents working for us selling LOTS  and land in Northern CA.. we did fly buy programs.. the whole marryann.. same exact methods as you folks use today just done old school... was no internet then.. was no cell phones.. was no texting FAx's were just coming into vogue and we were just getting rid of carbon paper  LOL.Its the exact same premise and maketing skills  just a little different product.

Give it a more modern look.  

"Pay Per Call" (where the text link in the search engine is directed to a call prompt ONLY on mobile phones and PDAs) since an estimated 55% (in the US) are now searching primarily via phone, etc. vs. on a laptop, or PC.

So a little update, I was able to see the forums about trailer parks on the laptop.