The owner is approaching triple digits in age.

I haven't owned a billboard but know others that have.If I ever did it would be the new digital ones.

I work in bank regulation in CA, and bankers read newspapers and are well aware of what is going on across the Pond and in the frosty Nordic counties for several years now with negative rates.

Check out the following article, which appears in today's edition of our local newspaper, The Commercial Appeal.If you are invested (or interested) in Memphis, it's a good, quick read about how things changed in our  rental property market because of the great recession.http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/rents-rising-home-ownership-falling-in-shelby-county-census-figures-show-2615f61f-aa99-1bd6-e053-010-360622001.htmlBelieve it or not, it's still a good time to invest in Memphis.

They are generally <5 year tenor, revolving lines of credit and spread is pretty competitive (think Libor + low single digits).

If so, since the cost of Direct Mail is higher compared to Digital, have folks noticed the arbitrage of the value of the ROI in Digital? 

There is no better feeling than helping a family save their home, getting them off the foreclosure merry go round and providing some stability in their life.... oh and there is the high double digit returns that seem to go with it.  

It's essentially a huge scam, the government gets you to give them your phone number and then sells it to countless telemarketers so they can go on harassing you for surveys, votes and newspaper subscriptions.

Top of the league for price growth is Blackburn, which recorded average prices ahead by 16.4% over the last 12 months.Warrington is also seeing double-digit growth, with prices up 10.3%.

Back a while ago, you could get a shoddy company to come out, dig it up, and make it all disappear, but that’s rare/impossible these days.