A friend of mine did this to bring her bathroom into the 21st century!

Like @Shawn Holsapple, I don't like turn of the century and pre WWII but late 1950's and 1960's can be fine.

Sorry, I meant real estate offices that work with inventors on a regular basis and not just going to a typical Tucker or Century 21 office and hang out.I'd suggest calling ALL the real estate offices in your market and ask to speak to the resident investor specialist [agent].  

:) Oh well, maybe next century.

Anything in real estate so much depends on the location, the type assets, surrounding amenities and what you expect it to do for you.I use Lockstate remote WiFi locks because they are currently the best and solve all the problems a modern smart-lock needs to accomplish: getting the right people through the door at the right times without me having to be there.I run and experiment with various Airbnb solutions:Manage villas for clients in TuscanyHost a turn of the century restored 6 room apartment in a quaint German city near the beach.Manage varying types of other apartments, condos, and houses in various locations in the USA and Europe.Keep in mind when dreaming of the "big bucks", it takes time to:Set up and maintain your Airbnb and various other accounts.Set up each new listing.Communicate with nice and not so nice guests.Factor in vacancies and damages.Outsource and manage cleaning and fixing team.Your dwelling needs to make at least the same income compared to the long-term rental if you're only looking to grow equity.

and what is there.in return I will fund deals for you .. since making money in RE is about transacting business I never made any money looking at stuff  :) on TVLook forward to you helping me into the 21st century

Buy them a window unit or two along with that and you'll be landlord-of-the-century.

It was Ziprealty until we got bought out by NRT( they own Century 21, Coldwell Banker, Better Homes & Garden, etc.) 

Do you recommend joining a company (Sibcy Cline, Century 21).

My broker does mid-century modern rehabs, new construction and consulting in Palm Springs and San Diego (focused mainly on the Point Loma area) and we find that having top quality installs is key but basing the cost of the project on what is selling in the area.