I also agree, and its because its my style, but I don't bring others along with me.

OK....so you found a great deal on a rehab...you KNOW you can do good on this one and get it for a great price.But here's the issue, there aren't any Up To Date Flips in the area.Yeah, there's been SIMILAR style Single Family 3/2 homes selling in the area...for X amount of money, but none of them have been renovated.How would YOU figure out the Comp/ARV?

For myself, I am tired of stooping over to get milk out of the fridge and for my back's sake will be replacing my freezer-on-top fridge with a side-by-side or french-door style.

Cape style homes have lots of rooms with knee walls (slanted walls). 

Pre 1978 houses can have code and environmental issues.

@Pavel Sakurets the environmental studies should clearly spell out what needs to be done.

(emphasis added)The World Health Organization and The Environmental Protection Agency aren't "credible" in your humble opinion?

Will they be a good fit for the property and for your management style?

While turn-key properties match certain investment styles, you need to keep in mind that many people will say a property has great cashflow when they are trying to sell it.

I've connected with a Seller who has a traditional 3/2 ranch style home that is structurally fine, but is in need of total interior renovation.