An investor turned a century-old house into a rental that cash flows $2,500 a month. He shares how he financed it with 5% down.

Real estate investor Peter Keane-Rivera talks about the deal that allowed him to buy a 100-year-old, 3,900-square-foot house in Kent, Washington.
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Residents get first look at proposed replacement of 160-year-old Tilton fire station

Residents in the Tilton/Northfield Fire District got a first look at a plan for a new fire station on Sanborn Road, and an ...

They spent $700,000 renovating a Brookline basement. Now it brings in $4,500 a month in rent.

Basement renovations carry a special advantage. They allow historical homes to be preserved while also expanding the housing ...

Places In Your Home To Look For Rotted Wood

Decaying wood inside or outside a house makes the structure less stable and more prone to collapse, and can also spread rapidly if left untreated. To keep decay from spreading around your home, you ...