Pete Beach, but think Treasure Island or Clearwater would be great as well.

After I cast missing bronze & cooper pieces, spend time and treasure updating 1880´s technology, hire craftsman to match missing stain-glass pieces  - i like that to stay in my family for the next 140 years, but i´d still like a double digit returns.

I have emailed some treasures and they just there are no auctions scheduled at this time.  

With that being said, "one man's junk is another man's treasure."

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

this argument is even easier to make with you living in the property. call your auditor or treasurer to find out if they do have a way to do a no-fee transfer.in my state on IN, if this was my situation, I would buy and borrow in my own name, transfer it w/out consideration to a Land Trust after closing (including a notice to the auditor NOT to remove the exemptions as the "beneficial interest resides herein"), use my sub-s corp that owns no significant assets to manage the property (and have on file a real management agreement that I have signed as owner and as an officer of the sub-s) and finally, have that entity be the landlord for the leases to the other tenants.

Just registered on the state treasurer page and took a practice auction.

So, you want to become an Estate Treasure Hunter!

So, the realtor says that the owner had planned to knock out the pantry and put in a spiral staircase to access the room [a ladder is used now] As my six year old self starts pondering the possibility of an old chest hidden there with a map that leads to great treasure [yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!]