Active eruptions and earthquakes are changing pressures on areas which have not seen "major" seismic activity in so long they are overdue, some by decades, some by centuries or even millennia.

Technology speeds up the process and brings efficiencies, but at its core this industry is just a 21st century version of the real estate syndicates of the late 80’s.

It would have to be basically the deal of the century!

For the sake of the discussion, I'm thinking about big houses like Century 21, Long & Foster, and Keller/Williams, though I'd be interested to know if the process varies from the big guys to the smaller boutique operations.

Wondering if this is a good deal if so need some help obtaining  this propriety century point ln complex $549,000 6 Units | Multifamily | Get Financing Multifamily Property For Sale Price: $549,000 No.

Century 21.

I have 45k left on the mortgage, and it was appraised last year for 115k (whatever that's worth...). it now rents for $700, and have had long term tenants with zero issues for a while (shout out to Century 21 Eagle Cap Realty in La Grande, OR). 

I'm pretty far from landlord of the century status, though. 

Turn of the century buildings were built with materials and craftsmanship that just doesn't exist today.  

Hey BP'ers!Does anyone know where to get Decorative cinder blocks in Denver? I'm looking for something that evokes that 50s 60s feel, but modern.. not that typical flower style if possible. Thanks a bunch!