city county state regulators generally don't enforce deed restrictions.its up to the community were the restrictions are placed.. if its just one parcel with the restrictions.. you as declarant would have the right to defend thembut no one else if they are not subject to the same deed restrictions.it goes both ways.you look at CCRs from the turn of the century up until about the 50s  and there are all sorts of un enforceable things.having to do with Race religion  Chickens Pigs other live stock.. 

But with the Asian markets, ETFs are an effective way to regularly jump on the out-of-fashion country and ride it until it is back to normal, and then jump on the next out of fashion country, etc.It is important for all of us to realize that this century looks like it might be the greatest period of economic growth in the history of the world.

Century 21 Greenville was the front man (active MLS listing agent) they would not take any offers and sent us to the auction and W&W.

However, There are many ways to modernize the mid century ranch.

Unless the FDIC wants to play Scrooge and close 8 more banks before the end of the year, it does NOT look like we will hit the century mark unlike the last 2 years (140 in 2009 and 157 in 2011).Of course the assets in these failed banks are up over prior years.

For further reading on the subject I suggest you read about "Tulipmania", the "dot-com boom" of the late '90s and the "real estate boom" of the early 21st century, whoooops!

This crisis is different - a once or twice a century event deeply rooted in fears of insolvency of major financial institutions," Greenspan wrote, adding, "Regulation, the alleged effective solution to today's crisis, has never been able to eliminate history's crises."

You know my theory - that modern liberalism has heavy roots to the eugenics movement of the early 20th century.

In my area of investment there are many of-turn-of-the-century properties that scream for renovations but those areas are full of rundown, abandon drugs infested properties.

The TDs I invested in were deals put together by 21st Century Financial. http://www.sanluisobispo.com/2011/02/04/1471145/biz-buzz-hard-money-lender-reportedly.html