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Eric Carlstrom
  • Dallas, TX
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Reservations on a 1940s House as long-term rental

Eric Carlstrom
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello everyone,

Under contract on a 1940s home in Oklahoma City that I plan to use as a long-term rental.

The inspection will be completed on Thursday, but wondering what reservations come to mind for the general public of REI's. (I can confirm the roof was replaced 2 years ago)!

For example, some close friends lived in a 1940s home as their primary residence and had a terrible time with cast iron pipes, and because of it are firm that if this house has cast iron, they’d walk. Any feedback on this topic as well would be helpful.

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