Through my SH appraisal practice, I was aware that the State of IL had passed a statute requiring all Greek organizations live in housing with fire sprinklers by Jan. 2019.

I do have one client who buys around Dryden and Cortland- on the other side of Cayuga Lake- to pick up business from Greek Peak resort in the wintertime.

Healthiest I've ever been and that's after years of office, law enforcement, consulting, military.

For the BiggerPocket members who like Memphis or are interested in learning more about our market, I just saw the following article that ranks the Memphis MSA #4 (out of 400) in the second-quarter 2016 Health of Housing Markets report.Memphis-housing-market-ranked-among-healthiest

On the front, it looks like your typical Greek revival duplex.

U.S. winters spent on Indian Ocean, Fall/Spring in Greek Isles, can't forget Hawaii, HI is pretty dang awesome if got the $ for it. 

And I think you may have misunderstood me - my point is this:Major Premise: All investments require DDMinor Premise: $50,000 TK doesn't pencil out to enough return so as to warrant proper DD/ time commitment/travelConclusion: $50,000 TK is not a viable investment.Basic syllogysm, otherwise known as logic since the Greek times :)

I will answer as best I can, but many of the terms that you are using are Greek to me. - It is not a stick built home.

Greek mythology has tons of names with cool back stories. 

I have another client as well who looks around Greek Peak, a nearby ski resort.Also, @Kelly Skeval runs a monthly REI here that could be helpful.