jeffrey, even accountants use more than a calculator.In this century , there is an app for everything .

In summary, it's a pictorial documentary of New York City slums in the late 19th century. 

A couple more things to keep in mind: 1) more hotels are being built, I believe there's a new Marriott or some hotel near The Old Mill and I think one more being built west of that on Century and 2) unless your tenants have remote jobs where they're getting Cali wage or some other state with higher wages, most locals won't be able to afford the market rent because their local wages are low.

Depending on where you're coming from, you may be surprised to find that most home in Cleveland are a century old.Look into the lead paint ordinance and point of sale inspections as you continue to research the market.

I’m certainly not looking to get into a 17th century house like those found in downtown Sandwich.

The house in a Mid Century Modern modified A-Frame with a flat roof of about 1000 square feet.

I recently read his book called The Business of the 21st Century and now I'm not sure what to do.

I started in a Century 21 office running the real estate school.

There was some great mid-century collectibles in there and he started setting them aside.

I do at some point though have to get into the 21st century.. but I am heck on e mail and have come to like BP with all the banter and attempting to help those that are in the beginning stages of their career .