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balcony access problem

How Legos can help us understand real estate

January 15, 2013 By Ryan Lundquist 14 Comments

What could Legos possibly tell us about real estate? Scroll through the images below to digest some real estate concepts one block at a time. We’ll touch on issues such as functional obsolescence, code violations, the value of a view and FHA safety standards. What else do you see? I’d love to hear from you in the comments below.

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I used to play with Legos as a kid all the time. Did you? I still build though quite regularly with my two sons who are six and nine. They absolutely love Legos, and it really gives us a fun way to connect. We actually built this house a few days ago, and after building I thought it would be perfect for a blog post.  🙂  Two birds with one stone – family bonding and blogging.

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