Look at the popularity of Hoarders or The Jerry Springer Show.Calling terms used by others "low class" probably makes him feel superior.

Believe it or not, a good number of older homes in the area have central air, I think its probably because there tended to be wealthier people that lived in them when forced air heat was starting to become more popular.

The problems arise when I can't fulfil my duties to a brokerage (if I need to join one) because I am out of the state half of the time.I wanted to ask these forums as I have seen some great advice, before risking (potentially) incomplete information from schools/brokerages that might just want my money.

Obviously you won't win any popularity contests with her when you increase the rent but you do have the legal right to do so.

OK fellow BP Milwaukee investors, you know what is popular here, can you vote on a decorating dilemma.I have an upper flat in Tosa that in the past been harder to rent than my other units because it has an ugly dark brown carpet in the LR & DR.I'm tearing out the carpet September 1.

Is this issue just now arising, or has there been some back and forth already?

There is a limited number and thus as long as it remains popular and in demand value should hold across all currencies or increase.

If it's it's long terms, say 7-30 years, LTV is 30-50%A few questions arise...1. with this route, is there any pitfall I need to be aware of?

The grantee (buyer) may be responsible for title issues during their ownership, not having title insurance means you'll have to defend title, if a matter arises prior to your ownership, you will need to subrogate against other insurers, a David and Goliath position, getting past coverage to save yourself from any loss, the buck can stop with you if you warrant title.The heirs should be using a Special Warranty Deed excepting out their responsibilities to title allowing warranty from past ownership. :)    

My take is that the issue is a little deeper, and I realize this won't be a popular note.