So you're right, a 60s vintage building probably has less risks. 

Hello,Okay, the post on commodity acquisition via jewelry was perhaps too much "reverse-logistics."

If gold plated jewelry is advertised as 24k solid gold. 

Funny...http://www.minyanville.com/articles/greenspan-equity-risk-mortgages-credit-mgm/index/a/18365/from/yahooAging Greenspan Losing Ability to Obfuscate Financial IssuesAlan Greenspan, writing in today's Financial Times, offered a lucid and concise explanation of the debt crisis and what is at stake for financial markets, a sign that perhaps the ravages of time have finally caught up with the 82-year-old former Federal Reserve Chairman.Longtime market watchers expecting vintage Greenspan expressed "disappointment" in the former Fed Chairman's simple sentence structure and logical, point-by-point outline.

I bought a rotating display (used in jewelry stores to display watches and bracelets), it rotates very smoothly about once ever 30 seconds).  

I've set up equipment lease financing, car dealers, even a pawn shop and jewelry dealer's operations.         

Only thing I miss from that is the vintage shag carpet and the Fred Flinstone doll that sat on the dashboard!

The higher rent potential in the vacant unit is because it has been completely redone with new kitchen everything including cabinets and Stainless Steel appliances, faux fireplace, and beautiful trim.

Not excited about a 1935 vintage building.

If it doesn't, load up the belt sander with 100-grit,  sand the problem area again enough to take off the poly, stain the wood lightly with an oak stain (usually the best stuff for faux-aging oak will be marked "golden oak"), and poly it up again.