Maybe I'm wrong but I don't know any modern legal system that allows such a thing.

Very modern amenities within a very desirable home.

Had the property manager renovate the two bathrooms by almost gutting them and renovating with modern styles and materials.

What it found is that unleveraged residential properties outperformed everything else on a risk-adjusted basis in both the historic and modern eras.

But, say by some insane chance, modern technology figures out how to do that, I want to go back in time and talk to my dad one last time before he died -- yeah, that's not going to happen either.

Inviting spaces, designer finishes, countless upgrades & modern amenities are sure to impress.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If you design it right, furnish it right, and take great photos, then it's almost sure to outperform other homes in the immediate area (this is assuming that it is outfitted with modern amenities like power, sewer, water, air conditioning, etc)I've talked with several contractors over the years about doing something similar.

If you aren't keeping units up to modern design standards every 10ish years, your rents will continue to lag "market" rents.

There's a wide range of the population, a true microcosm of the rest of society.

There is probably a lot more risk on CA prices than there is in the Midwest, however a 20% decline in home values would be a crash of epic proportions, only seen once in modern history.I don't think that's in the cards and here is why:No homeowner will discount their home by 20% (for many basically wipe out their life savings) if they are not forced to; they would rather not sell and just stay there and wait for better times.