@Carlos PtriawanSomeCompanies do this as they have title farms I believeBut as mentioned you have counties in many areas of this country where aunt bettty and uncle Billy have been working the desk in the recorders office for 50 years and will hand it down and everything is done in person - not even electronic filingThen you have areas like lake county Indiana that are so corrupt they also don’t do electronic (or didn’t for years) because of politics / corruptionSo while it’s a perfect example - government will not allow it to get implemented as it would be efficient and reduce costs which the government never wants to do that

Perhaps, the heating system is old and inefficient oil heat and you modernize it to a high efficiency unit with a cheaper fuel like natural gas.

This is the place I am coming from - not bringing the sub into the place - that is like putting molding on you modern estate.

Many times, a listing agent will use estimated rents for vacant units and those estimates might be for full rehabbed modern units where the existing unit is not near that.

That legacy is clearly visible today as one walks downtown, with its many repurposed mills as modern residential units and canals surrounded by restaurants and nightlife. 

Good Evening Everyone,I am interested in getting some opinions about the potential market modern homes in the Mount Olive/Gardendale submarket in Alabama.  

Makes the home appear more modern.

If it's in a state of disrepair - holes, cracks, peeling throughout the house - cut your losses and replace it all with modern gypsum board.

You must check deed restrictions (HOA) but otherwise you'll just be pulling permits to check that the work completed is safe and to minimum modern building standards. 

Scandinavia and even modern China are great examples of countries which have elements of socialism but incorporate varying degrees of competition and capitalism - in fact one could argue modern China is more capitalistic than modern America is (at the very least in a dystopian sense).Then we must ask, does pure capitalism work?