With his pit bull.Happened to us.Here is some early 16th-century wisdom about what I think you're really asking that may help:"And here comes in the question whether it is better to be loved rather than feared, or feared rather than loved.

(If you go back and average out the last century we're right around historical averages at the moment.) 

It's for an actual RE agent, like Century 21 or Coldwell Banker.

This is the 21st century and the internet is our best friend and research partner).3 - 10% of the rent for a property manager...even if you plan on starting out doing your own PM.  

We have Century 21, Berkshire, a few others but there won't be a huge selection for me.

There was a 1950s mid-century modern there.

Lead is in apartments, several layers deep, as there is in any building built around the turn of the century  What is frustrating is that I had children living in this apartment for years, and never had any lead poisoning. 

I really wanted to have a mid century pool home and my budget only stretches to it outside Palm Springs itself...

But the memo didn’t make it clear whether the landlord can discriminate based on gender.In the 21st Century, there were bunch of lawsuits on the above issue.

Do you only go for newer properties or you have a good exit strategy for these century old buildings?