However, they were built in the late 1990s and evidence of that is all around, with floral wallpaper and gold hardware throughout the property.

i always do research on why they bid zero, sometimes it's a relative's house . . . many mining claims went to zero one year i went, other years no one bought mining claims, guess 1600/oz gold is an incentive, many I see mining claims sell well on ebay.

His advice is gold if you want a fresh perspective on Multis.

That's why you still hear people clamoring for a return to the gold standard.

China and Russia see this and have been buying A LOT of gold (which is very wise of them). 

If it's in really nice condition and in a good location, it's gold in the summer

Who knows what we find underneath if we pull it and we do not want to repair or replace floors...Brush the paint on thin... with a good priming one coat may do it... to recoat, you scuff lightly (same scrub sponge but dry and wipe to slightly degloss and brush on coat #2 if needs be)..So you are only at probably 50-100 bucks in paints there--but tons of labor and elbow grease.I would add knew bling cabinet knobs, too, unless the new ones look ok (but a sliver or gold or bronze metallic might look good..)

@David Gold I do have children.

Property managers are worth their weight in gold if you have a good one. 

If in your state, its 10-20 years that's a long time endure the risk factor of bennies coming into the picture asking about grandpa's gold coins in the house (that never existed).