33. If you can't afford a 100 year old property's maintenance....
then you need to sell. I'm sorry about that. My house was built in 1943 and maintenance, utility bills, etc. are out of this world. That is why I opted to buy a house that was about half what I could afford. When my grandparents went onto a fixed income (and after they were robbed and beaten in Arverne) we downsized them into a condo in Columbus.
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