I had two instances of this last month in century old house I manage that have little to no insulation and plumbing in outside walls.

But while high-paid people in the tech industry might not have to worry about prices, they might one-day have to worry about their job:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-20/the-tech-bubble-didn-t-burst-this-year-just-waitAt the turn of the last century, the burst of the dot-com bubble wiped out $6 trillion in household wealth.

A mechanics lien has been around since the 18th century many people dont even know what they are.

At least the ones with names like "century village" you could tell they were 55+, but most of them wasted my time evaluating them and then later realizing what they were.  

Centuries before AirBnB.

My only failure was due to the technology crash back at the turn of the century and was miniscule at $25K.

My question is, how do I maintain my license without working for a "broker" My current broker that is sponsoring my license is from Century 21, but they are following the Mike Ferry System and want me to make X number of calls per week in order to work for them.

Jay Hinrichs until in a couple decades when I piggyback on a century of research and commercialize space travel :D

Century 21 Judge Fite Company has a large property management division.

Go find yourself something that you don't have to worry about something that might go wrong (the other shoe).Etymology: A common experience of tenement living in apartment - style housing in New York  during the manufacturing boom of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.