And I was in a better building; mine was luxury apartments when it was built in the late 19th century (I lived on Park Avenue!)

Personally, I like the character of older homes, especially mid century modern, but this is all about business, so I'm willing to look at other properties.

@John Carbone We used First Century Bank in Knoxville. 

There's an incredible, one-of-a-kind mid-century home for sale in my area in Los Angeles.

It's actually partly based in fact that Aurora has a lot of crazy people because it became a haven for the mentally insane population that was relocated from Capital Hill in the latter half of the last century. 

It's becoming one of the biggest challenges in this century. 

In the 13th Century the Allodial system was granted giving individuals the right to own land that would be passed by inheritance or by sale.

Maybe I'm not well enough versed in mid century construction quality since I don't typically work on anything build between 1940 and 2014 but you can store a lot in a 1920's attic without enlisting the services of a structural engineer. 

Imagine that next year we start the next Economic Downturn and the Sale of the Century is on.

lol this is posted every year about a housing crash. truth is, nobody knows. history shows the recent one was the worst in almost a century so the chances of something of that magnitiude again are very slim.