It might not hurt to hang some sturdy hooks on the wall for guests to use as well.

I'd love to know more about that female group as well. :)Hi @Veronica- so nice to 'meet' you.

While my home is new, I'd like to maintain it well, and I plan to do this with all of my properties because I like taking care of my possessions. 

I would love to be a part of this as well brand new starting out and could use any and all help possible.

Need to be well located and be amenity rich - I assume this to be true in quite a few markets.

There are some states (like NH) with some unique issues as well about the step up in basis of the underlying asses - where you could end up inheriting their state tax liability. 

Things like office, self storage, retail, etc.   

If I am buying from you, and you plan to do some work on my purchase AFTER the closing, I will not mind, as long as you're going to do it well.

Here are a few things you should consider:Homes from the 1960s, if well-maintained, can be solid investments, but ensure the price reductions align with current market values and potential ROI.If not, it'll be like a buffalo taking a dump in your ear. 

Taxes are an issue as well.