Old electric panel, if it's Federal Pacific it's a fire hazard and not insurable, same with knob and tube wiring.

Hopefully you don't have knob and tube electrical.

My grandfather had a cottage on the lake.. fond memories  Poygan is a huge lake thoughThat awesome I spent my summers as a kid on all the major Hayward lakes fishing, skiing and river tubing.

Same here, I doubt he did anything to such degree intentionally.If anything, it was an honest mistake like so many of us make.It's a shame tho that the Fed nowadays can throw the book at you and consider almost anything a RICO, tax fraud, wire fraud, etc... to lighten up the mood this morning I was just watching the Robert Plant concert in Toledo on U tube. 

In terms of what to target/avoid: properties built in the 1950s–1970s tend to be a sweet spot here—less lead and knob-and-tube to worry about but still under that price point.

This is why you shouldn't do Porn in your 20's.

Located near Luray Caverns, Shenandoah National Park, George Washington National Forest, and Shenandoah River Outfitters (fishing, kayaking, tubing adventures).

@Craig Cann if youre looking into a small multi and it still has plaster it also likely still has knob and tube or something ancient, I'd personally spend my efforts on the electrical and mechanical upgrades prior to worrying about the walls, but in general most of the units that have not already been gutted in this market and brought up to modern standards simply need that done.  

We ended up replacing most of the wiring in the place as some was knob and tube, and some was ungrounded and not up to current code and safety. 

That’s just “Chasing the market down the tube” If a real estate agent lists your $350,000 property at $400,000 it will sit there unproductive forever.