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In many, such as Century Village, the largest you can't rent till you've lived there for 1 year.

Ok for everyone using the mail, it's so 20th century.

I bought a big turn of the century craftsman and converted the top floor into a seperate apartment using an FHA 203K loan.

Anything that is decent, multi million downtown buildings, sfr , commercial.Pretty much anythjng with a roof and plumbing.They believe in the city and are holding for centuries.

Besides that, they have all had different additions and modifications made to them over the last century.

Coeur d'Alene is more hip and artsy with many small turn of the century victorians and craftsman style homes.

In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a business that had been in busy as another house that I own in Europe which is centuries old.

Considering that you'll be losing 5k-8k in the first year, it wouldn't hurt you even if you offered a couple of thousands, and to these people it might seem like the deal of the century.