But they grew and improved and now you only see the descendents of steam shovels in very niche markets.Disclaimer: just my opinions

So while it may look ugly compared to a milled beam, it's not out of the ordinary for an older home.I grew up in a house with wooden piers for the foundation.

I grew up in Gaithersburg and have since moved out to Urbana so I have seen the cities along 270 grow immensely over the years and I don't expect that trend to stop.  

Continues to learn and grow until the equity grew to the point I wanted to cash out.

I grew up in Dracut and have a lot of friends and family in Greater Lowell, and own some properties up there, so I know that area well.Pretty active investor community up that way.

Our company grew very fast, we're just at a point now where I want to raise more capital.

I grew up in DE and owned rentals on UD campus which I sold to move my stuff to Philly.There are def some houses you can grab at good prices but the ones that make sense for an investor usually require some inside knowledge.

I grew up in Elmwood Park.I currently live in North Aurora and have a rental property in Naperville.

I grew up just up the road in Kingsport.

My husband grew up in Sweden and currently works on projects in Norway.