Central banks have suppressed the long end of the curve by buying those bonds but they have to "print money" in order to buy the bonds.  

I went a little too "sky" but it gives this WWII era home a bit of charm.

Purchase price: $255,000 Cash invested: $19,000 Charming bungalow / ranch with lots of storage.

Would some sort of fire suppression system be required by the state to bring it up to code?

Is there fiber in the building (or to the building) and is there a fire suppression system.

Kitchen fire + no commercial kitchen built in fire suppression system + no insurance = ?

Wholesaling IS a SUPER attractive option for sellers and I am too lazy to explain how and why, but it is obvious nonetheless and you WILL get them signed when you are either super sexy (like me), Super charming like me... or know how to explain things genuinely and transparently.2) Get A StinKIN websiteYup, you need a super killer website.

Specifically fire code; fire escapes, fire suppression systems, stairwells, doors, etc.2) Insurance costs.3) Elevators.4) Parking.5) Security.These are over and above what I would already be looking at with a single story garden style complex.

First of all, why are they moving from Paris to OK (not that OK doesn't have its own charms :)) Second, have you spoken with them over the phone/video - do they have social media pages that you can see who they are?

Continued new construction in the area will suppress the value of your purchase, but not depreciate it.