The ancient central AC unit went out on me about 6 months after I bought the place.

Some really great posts here, especially @Dave Foster @Jay Hinrichs @Joel Owens @Brie SchmidtI would just add an ancient saying that I live with daily, along the lines of many of the previous posts"Who is wealthy?

to which Alexander replied laconically, “We’ll use their ships.”In Asia there was Chinese general, Xiang Yu, who ordered his troops across the river and quietly burned the bridge behind them, a tactic that got the boys so motivated that they beat the mighty Qin at the Battle of Julu in 207BC.Julius Ceasar, the Ancient Roman who wrote long letters home so that everyone would know about his incredibly wonderful victories...So, decide what you want to do.

@Tanner MarseyNot a big fan of the supposed Ancient Greek concept of "everything in moderation" or <<Παν μέτρον άριστον>>, which doesn't actually MEAN "everything in moderation."

As long as there is no large unknowns/risks (renovation done right, no title issues, not built on ancient burial site) I would call it a win. 

Ancient Indian burial ground?  

It makes me feel like I've discovered some ancient martial art that can allow me to walk on water or something. 

The infrastructure is in most places ancient...I would not be surprised to see a migration to the mid west in my lifetime...we got water, and we got oxygen.

If so I must be ancient.

It is predominantly  a few squatters, two illegal renters, and about 10 to 12 empty overgrown ancient trailers.