Also I grew up in a house built in the 1800's, so I swore off ancient property long before I could swing a hammer. 

If you do not understand what I mean by this go ask a Greek investor to explain it.

Yes, the regular season is ancient history now, however the Mavs are 10 and 1 in the playoffs since dropping 2 to the Blazers.

Meanwhile she is paying a lot of money in utilities for an ancient heating and cooling system, the floors in her cabinets have nearly rotted out, and the shed outside has what appears to be only particle board for siding.  

One just needs to go to Rome and see where modern Rome is built on top of ancient Rome.

However, I think sometimes those of you who are rockin' forget what it was like when you couldn't see the forest for the trees. . . when it was all Greek.

Many will sign a lease without reading it properly and end up paying all sorts of ridiculous fees, $75 chimney cleaning fee although they never used the fireplace, $150 carpet cleaning fee for ancient old carpet, etc.    

As I am of 100% Greek descent and not a native of this city, I made the mistake of questioning her belief system.

In the book, they say “he who chases two rabbits catches neither.”An ancient Chinese proverb, I guess.

@Luis Ramirez1956 isn't too ancient, but you do run the risk of dealing with asbestos and lead.