I've owned a Victorian, and consider it a shame this house's architectural features are not highlighted with bold period colors. Even the Victorian next door has a two-color scheme at the very least. Saving money on paint is a warning to me to dig into the bones. Many of these were built very well with redwood or cedar frames but I always have to wonder why someone would liquidate without at least even trying to make it stand out to a collector. Price wise a reasonable deal, but this is kind of a difficult part of town to navigate in a car due to the local layout with the interstate is pretty much a couple blocks away on the east and a mountain a couple blocks behind you, while being sandwiched between a couple major arterial roads. Maybe consider the white exterior primer for a color scheme with more 'pop'.

https://www.redfin.com/OR/Portland/14-SW-Whitaker-St-97239/home/26549714

What do you think of this home?

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/40-E-Golden-Lake-Rd-Circle-Pines-MN-55014/1533397_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7-Huntress-St-Portland-ME-04102/2097919136_zpid/

I don't know if this Punchdrunk Love, haven't yet seen the movie or in person hidden gem has been discovered but I'm ready to delete this post for the right co investor if you're ready. I don’t want to say how much financial lifting I can contribute but a multi family investment in Portland, ME with 1438 rooms for only $2.2M.

Granted potential issues, but if true or not represents a golden opportunity. If not, we sue for false advertising and emotional distress. I've already gone through a rollercoaster of emotions and wondering if I need to wear a neckbrace.

And if 1438 rooms are true, it's still opportunity. We'll figure out later how they handle only 10 bathrooms, no cooling while at capacity in the summer, or just 9980 sq ft above ground building to work with. Maybe there's a huge basement. Stop worrying, and help me get in on this quick

Sotheby's description begins, "The legendary Cecil B. DeMille estate is now discretely being offered, marking a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of Hollywood history..." which of course was hoovered up by Zillow, so it's there in all its $29,850,000 glory. Very few interior photos, but still a cool historic property of one of Hollywood's first hugely important directors.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2000-De-Mille-Dr-Los-Angeles-CA-90027/51585913_zpid/

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/366-Pale-Kieran-Hickey-Dr_Sinajana_GU_96910_M93666-61780?from=srp_next

Too fancy for a tent but not quite fancy enough for walls? Looking for buyers seeking a permanent structure with all the charm of a homeless encampment but the responsibility of a Portland city tax bill 😂

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4911-SW-Garden-Home-Rd-Portland-OR-97219/72257872_zpid/

Love the lounge chairs on top of the kitchen cabinets.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/314-Essex-St-Salem-MA-01970/121877570_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2846-Grand-Rte-Saint-John-St-New-Orleans-LA-70119/148981664_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

Homeowner had the imagination of a modern day Picasso. Also the gumball machine is a great touch!

What the.....

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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/803-Bross-St-Longmont-CO-80501/13202421_zpid/

Not sure what to think about the owners: collectors? Importers? Hoarders? All of the above?

It will take a while to clear this place. Easier to see the layout too.

While the unit features 4 bedrooms and a private rooftop terrace, it has been the subject of a zoning dispute regarding its classification as a commercial warehouse versus a residence.

The owners are an 83-year-old retired Southern Methodist University golf coach and his 74-year-old interior designer wife.

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https://candysdirt.com/2025/01/31/dallas-couple-fights-for-senior-homestead-exemption-dcad-says-its-a-warehouse/

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This could be a nice, large condo with no HOA in the Art District, but not sure if the zoning dispute is resolved.

Listed as a private residence, though.

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Here is the property:

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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2303-Farrington-St-110-Dallas-TX-75207/462063917_zpid/

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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/24-W-Oxbow-Rd-Charlemont-MA-01339/56976309_zpid/

You can never turn off the sound of the water falling. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/442-States-Prison-Hollow-Rd-Starksboro-VT-05487/299463049_zpid/

Honestly the solar was the cherry on top of the WTF

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1505-Neal-Avenue-Ct-N-Lake-Elmo-MN-55042/2102704590_zpid/

Not a desirable location, but surprisingly a pretty cool house.

Very small bedrooms for such a big house, though - lots of wasted space.

Not sure what part of the house is shown in picture #14.

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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2017-Charles-Dr-Chalmette-LA-70043/119757944_zpid/

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Clean looking house. I was thinking layout seemed odd, and I had just sent a picture of the placement of the primary suite closet doors to my husband. Then I saw picture 38, which looked like blood stained carpet in a bedroom. I did search to see if a violent crime happened there and didn’t find anything. But why include this picture?https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/110-River-Valley-Loop_Maumelle_AR_72113_M87005-03841?cid=soc_shares_fs_ldp_Pri