Stick built is antiquated, it is, it's just been a matter of not readily having a better option at scale.

When someone has to pay cash for something (a car, manufactured house, boat, etc.) the value goes down with usage aside from antiques and collectibles. 

An antique persian rug made of wool is vastly superior to a nylon one from Lowe's.  

The sign-up experience is 10/10 compared to other antiquated sign up flows.I wanted to know - if anyone has any experience filing claims with Obie and how that process has been for them?

Senate sub committee in 85 studying antiquated subdivisioins that were platted in the 20s through the 60s and Cape Coral or Lehigh acres where the poster child for these the summit was actually there in Ft.

But then spend a day in craft and antique shops nearby and buy colorful artwork, accessories, throws etc. to give the space a local vibe.

@Nicholas AiolaQuestion, if you have old antique furniture that was bought for $13,000 in your primary residence and want to donate it (assuming you are itemizing anyway) can you deduct the original purchase value if you still have receipts from many years ago?

I was on a CA Senate sub committee in the mid 80s that was dealing with what we called antiquated subdivisions as you know CA has millions of those type of lots ( think High desert north of LA..  )  And the situation in Le high and those areas was that if you got got close to full absorption of those lots there was not nearly enough infrastructure ( especially roads) to handle these but to get them approved in the 50s state did not care they wanted to attract people to the swamps. :)

The 1% rule is antiquated.

I think the reason people take breaks is because they get discouraged that they can't buy or deals won't pencil in their antiquated buy boxes with 3 percent rates.