Call up your local Greek Orthodox church and ask to have the priest come over and do a blessing.

Also, they are just easier to work on than ancient homes.

I always thought with the digital age and all that using a move as simple, and ancient, as a sign in the Front Lawn wouldnt be taken as serious as online posting.   

Raftis and Szabo mean the same thing in Greek and Hungarian. 

If any of it is "greek" to you, I suggest reading “Insider Secrets to Financing Your Real Estate Investments" by Frank Gallinelli, which is a very good intro to the process of evaluating and buying larger properties.

@Zach Schwarzmiller i know this is an ancient thread, but do you know of any mobile home parks in your area?

But thanks to both of them, I got the contract on the property for $50,000, then I noticed that I overlooked the ancient electrical work and had to talk them down to $43,000.

They were also concerned that the 10 pounds of air required for the air test was creating more leaks in the ancient system.

I know the windows are ancient.

Ancient armies had 3 kind of warriors: The first was calvary (armed men on horseback or chariots) .