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House age. Does it matter?
Should the age of a home worry a real estate investor? Specifically a rental investor? I am looking at obtaining my second rental property and in my area a lot of the homes are old. 60-70 years or even more. Should I stay far away from homes like this? Most of them don’t have any heat Or A/C hook ups. A few of the homes I recently saw were built in 1900 and 1892. What red flags should I be looking for?
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20 years? Is this a joke that is going over my head, I apologize if it is?
My car is older then that.