And, this thread is over a year old, where have you been, pretty low post count to demand attention from our members, btw, having more doesn't make anyone right, but at least they are better known is my point, who do you believe type of thing.Good luck to you and I hope we cleared up any misunderstanding. :) 

Hello, I am currently 56 years old.

I have been flipping for a while, and no matter how good you are, when you rip everything out of an old house and put it back in, something will go wrong somewhere.

I did a 15 year on an investment property - most will say do 30 and pay extra, its really a personal decision - if you are financially healthy and have very little risk with the extra payment you get a lower rate so go 20 years, but just recognize that equity is typically trapped in the property.

It was defined in the old Regulations as a lease term of 30 days or less.

I have texts from her admitting she did not touch the old roof, but sellers disclosure says new roof shingle six months old, but part of the old metal roof is still on there.

Assuming the renovation is “thorough and well done,” as you’ve said, there should be comparable properties in the area that indicate what buyers are willing to pay.If 125-year-old, well-executed homes are selling nearby, then that’s your answer.

Quote from @Fillip Nelson: If the old wiring is knob and tube I would suggest you do get it rewired..

Hi my name is Julian and I'm a 16 yr old entrepreneur.

This building has been vacant for over a year but seems to be in decent shape inside.