Its weird because there are crappy run down apartments and houses next door to beautiful restored classic mini mansions.

It's the classic 'value proposition' model that REI celebrate in (primarily population) growth centric areas.

Many of those published before the crash are classics - Think and Grow Rich, etc.Some, however, published before or around the crash, do not reflect the current legal and economic climates.

The townhouse she is currently living in, is your classic little old lady house.

Nickerson is a classic, but the best business book for the small business person on WHAT TO SAY and HOW TO PERSUADE is this one...http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/31740-best-book-for-small-business-owners

If they are a part of a forum, it pops up.I once pulled up a person that was a on a site for classic cars that posted a request for parts along with his phone number.

It is a classic victim of having been bought right before the bubble popped and the owners have 0% chance of selling the house and getting what they paid for it.

We have a few circa 1800-1830 & they are classics.

Moving from deferred cap ex/maintenance to new construction without the  looming repairs is a classic strategy for 1031 exchanges. 

Classic "something-for-nothing" problem, as author Robert J.