By John McNellis This is a true story. A well-to-do investor—let’s call him Sam—owns a charming three-story brick office building in a city that was once the envy of America. His building is in an elegant quarter that has suffered less than the forlorn city itself, but a restoration to its former grandeur is some years […]
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