However; there is also every other style of architecture here, cottage, cape cod, modern, urban, Tuscan, French, etc.

I used to buy these cottages for 115k all day.

If I were to think cynically and selfishly ( :mrgreen: ), I'd look at the silver lining: The probable cottage industry of "saving" these poor souls by taking their properties off their hands dirt cheap.I guess we'll see......

Year over year, we are pretty flat in terms of account growth thanks to fixing up our home.I'm thinking of buying small to mid sized historic cape-cod, cottage and foursquare urban homes and renting them out and rehabbing them as time and money allows, probably selling a few after a few years but keeping "the best."

So years later here I am trying to compose an ad for a grey (white trim) asbestos sided house with wide shutters and a low pitched roof I redid 2 years ago headlined it "Nantucket style Avenues Cottage".

I have the opportunity to bid on a cottage for property management.

Since my last post I looked into cottage design via architects, <1300 sq ft, contractors given latitude will render the project over priced it seems.

If that car say, got in an accident because breaks failed, well he could argue all he wants the 2 entities are separate, but a good litigator will turn that veil into Swiss cheese.

I get calls in my office everyday from investors wanting my help on a property they bought from someone who promised the moon and delivered cheese.

Find a local club (in Houston we have RICH, which I wasn't impressed with when I went but maybe I went to a few cheese meetings).