If you've never read that book, it's a very good if somewhat dated piece about basics of personal finance and investing set in the historical backdrop of ancient Babylon. 

We are in an area or ancient Glacial Till. 

And I think you may have misunderstood me - my point is this:Major Premise: All investments require DDMinor Premise: $50,000 TK doesn't pencil out to enough return so as to warrant proper DD/ time commitment/travelConclusion: $50,000 TK is not a viable investment.Basic syllogysm, otherwise known as logic since the Greek times :)

I want to replace the ugly ancient cast iron radiators with modern flat wall mounted units. 

Southwest area of town is best IMO.I am not personally a huge Medical District/Tech Terrace fan, but mostly because I've lived in those ancient houses and many are an absolute wreck.

@Steve Vaughan Here's the ancient CPA's curse.

I will answer as best I can, but many of the terms that you are using are Greek to me. - It is not a stick built home.

I have a guy who is great at maintaining these old units and the ancient boiler systems.

Generic real estate ancient concerns aside, what has it been like working for Keller Williams?

Greek mythology has tons of names with cool back stories.