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Investing in properties that show construction date in 1920's

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Hello,

What parameters should I consider while investing in properties that show construction date to be between prior to 1950? I am worried about unforseen CapEx (2-3 year down the line) which would eat up the cash-flow that would have been accumulated.

Here is an example property based out Milwaukee, WI. The property seems to be in C+ neighborhood with need for rehab post-buying. What parameters would be helpful for me to consider while analyzing this property?
https://www.zillow.com/homedet...

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I am based out of Seattle and new to real estate investing and researching potential markets for investing. My niche is small Multi-family and the strategy I want to go ahead with is BRRRR.


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