General area comps since 4/1/2020  12 pendings and solds    -----   similar sq ft but not similar age1950's and 1960's block or brick homes with some updates range $190,000 to $$205,000, fully renovated 1950's - 1970's new kitchen and new floors,  HVAC  range $220,000 - $235,000My house is 1990 more contemporary home in a pocket of 100 homes approx.   

Something tells me the guy, being so out of touch with the contemporary ''mob justice: more free S__T'' crowd will fold/wilt under pressure, and make concessions to them.On your dime.

Hill was a contemporary of and interviewed Andrew Carnegie, who as you may know was one of the richest men in American history. 

Money alone doesn't have as much impact standing by itself unless someone worships money which actually not many people do.

No...I don't work for the gecko, but you get my drift.And for the love of whoever you worship, PLEASE make sure you have at least $300-$500k in liability PER PROPERTY as well as an umbrella policy.  

Sleek contemporary furniture, area rugs, tv's, wall art, fully stocked kitchen.

Thanks, Jon, I think the more contemporary terminology is "post frame" construction, since you mentioned googling around a bit.I'm kind of itching to try it, would be something new with potential for volume.Will update this topic for those who might be interested.

It is an ugly contemporary home from the outside with an indoor pool on a creek lot.

@Steve Babiak Its A spacious contemporary 5bedroom, 3bath with loft and full basement.

I am thinking of cutting the stone work out as this could save possibly ~$500/600, and just painting the fireplace.I'm worried this would be attractive for modern/contemporary buyer, but not for everyone??