There is an ornate Victorian 7-unit building that has been painted a rich green - a little more towards the yellow/avacado than a Kelly green - with burgundy trim that just looks right.

I think part of it, too, is that these re two grand turn of the twentieth century Victorian properties.

These are big old farm houses and Victorians.  455k for 10 producing properties, 2 BRRRs and a scrape makes more sense but still not quite there.

This changed under King Geroge III, when he surrendered the Crown Estate to Parliament in exchange for an annuity in 1760.

I was curious as to some of the facets of Swiss democracy and found this:"By calling a federal referendum a group of citizens may challenge a law that has been passed by Parliament, if they can gather 50,000 signatures against the law within 100 days.

That chart reminds me of the man from the British parliament that said they couldn't get rid of their socialized healthcare now if they tried, as it employs 1.4 million people and is the third largest employer in the world after the Chinese Red Army and the Indian military.

I purchased my first home (a three-unit victorian)  at 25, while pursuing my MPA.

There's a lot of foreign money coming in.Something came across my email inbox - five 1bedroom-1bath apartments in a converted Victorian - claimed cap rate less than 5%. 

@Andrew DanielIt really depends on the property and on your market.We will be doing a full-gut retrofit on a Victorian duplex (will be three units when we finish) and I am planning to send the two clawfoot tubs out to be refinished in a victorian era pastel aqua, red or yellow ... the form will fit the era, the colour will add a bit of pop and tie into a more modern vanity.

In our experience the exception to this is many old - Second Empire, Victorian, Edwardian, ballon-framed houses had horizontal cross-members in the wall cavity spaces (aside from the plate at the ceiling or floor).