Something subjective like art or antiques are always a good bet.

My research leads me to believe that a specific mortar needs to be used, as the stone and antique brick are not as strong as modern day products/construction.

What's crazy here is that the system in this particular county is so antiquated it's not online and most of the mortgages are indexed in huge, heavy and old books.

I talked with the owner, she lives in Texas, and is willing to take 80k Cash to just get rid of it (they used to own an antique store there but its a big space, she says you could divide it and make offices or something.

If your foreclosure process is antiquated in your area, try offering "cash for keys." 

There are, however, multiple antique shops and restaurants that have been there for many years.I have a client with several rentals in the Globe and Kearny area.

Set aside anything that looks like it might be reusable or sellable as an antique.

It feels like we’re all trapped in an antiquated mode of “this is how its always been done so this is how we have to do it.”

An SD IRA is a good mechanism, but it really an antiquated system that Equity Trust uses.

I work for an agency in the antique district on orange ave and we are investors as well.