What hundred block and which street.

It costs a lot of money to move, block & level, and setup a home...that's money you don't get back - especially if you're moving these into someone else's Park and paying lot rent.  

The backyard is near Bart train tracks so it will need a new fence to block from outside viewing inside.

I'm considering just setting up a 1 hr block of time and tell those handful that are qualified and still interested after going by to see the property form the outside on their own.

I think way too many folks buy in Philadelphia without ever stepping foot here which can work in certain spots but most areas change drastically in only a block or two.Do you already know how you plan to acquire the property?

Would you recommend replacing the cast iron drain line since it lasts only 50 years?

Missing shingles, messed up flashing, etc...It could also be a leaking (inside the wall) water pipe, or leaking drain pipe, failed toilet wax ring, or bathtub drain pipes leaking.You might want to budget for a scrape and paint  too.

Quote from @Melissa Block: Quote from @Bob Stevens Stevens: Quote from Thanks so much for the reply. 

I like this because when something more serious like a water leak or a clogged drain happens they aren't afraid to call me before it's a bigger problem.lastly, if they don't have renter's insurance, ask them to get it. 

He recommends repairing and attaching the downsprout to a drain that leads away from house.