Think I will still exclude the urban areas built at the turn of the last century though.

I did an owner finance deal with New Century Escrow.

We've bought several houses built in the 19th century.

Where ever I end up, I will be taking the real estate class, Century 21 has one here for 250 locally.

All 3 top cities for buy n hold return this century are Ca cities.  

All long term tenants. (15X$275=$4,125 mo.)1 vacant pad (needs trailer)2 delinquent tenantsPM says one needs to be evicted and other always pays when he gets taxes back for last 9 yrs but I'm counting that as a vacancy1 lot that has newer century 21 trailer on it for sale that's not paying lot rentHow does this work, how do i get this company to pay lot rent?

This guy must have learned how to shave in the 21st century because he hasn't complained since.

Albert Einstein once said, "The greatest invention of the 20th century is compound interest".  

I do not look back and wish I had managed my payment risk by stretching my pmts into the next century or feel I have squandered the $178 a month on a low ROI investment.

(But for a rental on lower end finishes something that looks like it) -tile (will last ) -vinyl - laminateThose are two things that never get old and you see them in new homes and ones that are a century old .