I am a realtor at century 21 and already work with a few investors.

Do you know that those 3 Ca cities are the top return on investment in the nation this century according to core logic.  

What I meant by 'style needs to fit the market' in relation to the house that we rent, goes something like this.Our house is a mid-century home in the heart of the city. 

21st Century Mortgage and Triad Financial offer chattel loans for mobile homes. 

Burlington has also made it nearly impossible to build large multi-family complexes as historical rules seek to protect existing housing, most of which were single family turn-of-the-century houses that have turned into apartments in the same shell.  

For a goof, I looked at the "student housing" at a SUNY school I went to three centuries ago. 

However, if the appraiser was referring to the style of house, such as tutor versus mid-century modern versus Cape Cod versus traditional, etc, then yes, that has some merit.

Those century marks are psychological barriers; retailers figured that out eons ago...  

Hey Eric in the words of the greatest president of the 20th century Ronald Reagan "trust but verify", You can listen to verbal declarations and opinions from the owner but never use verbal information as basis for dealing.

Core Logic lists San Diego in the top 3 ROI cities for this century.