I have never dealt with oil heating systems and homes that are built in 1900's era so that scares me a little.

Then we had a completely unrelated pressure breakdown in the main supply & we discovered the large 1960's era shut off valve on the city side of the water meter was also heavily corroded inside.

Clasificadosonline seems to be a microcosm of the industry's online presence, 90's-era AOL internet writ large, and Zillow & point2 yield far from reliable data. 

We just bought a property with a very large barn packed with old equipment etc & a very old convertible looks 1920's era.

Thanks for you replies and advice , I may not have options but give a 3 day notice, as much as I dread getting started with eviction process .... o well....

I would shop eBay for a 1980's era diesel Mercedes Benz.  

.$475/month apartment with a 60's era kitchen with the cabinets held together with 3inch nails. 

I had the same problem with my 60's era duplex, poor ventilation, poor fans, lots of humidity, poor insulation, and the fear of mold growth.

Originally posted by Tony Sera:@j Scott J - I'm working my way through your rehab book.

Turn Key can mean a lot of things to different people, I've seen "turn-key" with what appears to be the original, 50's era kitchen and bath.