It's shaping up to be a modern Detroit down there. 

American Modern Insurance has great landlord and renter policies.

My insurance company is American Modern Insurance.

We did the rehab very modern in a very unmodern neighborhood and everyone loved it.

It's not the worst thing it the world to have a property that's been a little "seasoned" but still has the benefits of a modern kitchen layout, appropriate closet size, etc.

The building looks fairly modern, so I doubt it is required.

Things like cosmetic upgrades, expanding office space which is currently too small for modern needs, upgraded lighting, sprinklers, etc.  

My only hope is that the rehab company doesn't go in and make the interior Modern with white walls and white counter-tops but keeps honest to the cabin aesthetic. 

in a lot of places, the powers that be say "we need X tax dollars from properties for our budget" so that is what they expect to collect. then they divide X by the number of properties in an area, assign that portion to the properties. they make up and down adjustments depending on certain criteria. property cards are far from accurate in terms of market rates.in other areas, they send out drive-by appraisers every few years. again this is far from accurate, but slightly closer to reality.indiana used to tax based on the original value of a house. so a mansion built in 1850 for 15k  (and never transferred ownership) would still be taxed at that valuation, despite it being worth 2 million in modern times.

Like an ultra-modern Lincoln log set.