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Tudor Style Houses, am I strange to like it?

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Maybe it's because I grew up in the northeast and live in California, but I am in love with these Tudor style houses.  I better hope I don't see one in a location I want, I don't think I can control myself and will end up getting one.  Too bad Tudors are mostly in the suburbs or depressed market/state.  It's probably the biggest nono on this forum.  Falling in love with an investment property.

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@Lynne Garris  I have been spending a lot of time looking at houses I want to buy as investment.  Unfortunately most I found investment worthy usually look like crap.  Some look like refugee camps, some look like ghost houses and none have any charm in it.  A little charm like the funny looking Tudor in Milwaukee already made me laugh.   

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