My grandparents who spent everything EVERYTHING for us, working fingers to the bone on the farm, coming here with near to nothing but clothes on there backs, had 0 to retire upon.

Needs some love for sure but has great bones with 3 beds 1 bath for one unit, 2 bed 1 bath another unit and an unfinished basement. 

One of my biggest bones that I have to pick with them is this fascination with “2% inflation”.

The rationale you put forward, that because this is not commercial, it's somehow different and expectations for disclosure should be lowered is flawed to the bone.

I did not bother trying it out as I have found that most of the products Realtor.com offers are pretty bare bones and don't offer enough customization for my needs, but it is worth listing here as an option. 

It definitely took a toll, but most of the structure was good bones, I ripped out the carpet and refinished the hardwood floors.

Bare bones cash-flow machines.

This ^^^The single biggest loss as we age is muscle mass and bone density (they are related)

However this was a bit more, but we had a lot of meat on the bone on this deal, but needed to get them out fast.

Is there hope for anything with meat on the bones right now?