I truly think for many folks in our society today they need a WOW moment to really get them going. 

My Fiance and I are looking for the same in morris county a bit harder to find properties that cash flow there...My advice find one that needs work grab a fha and 203k load wrapped together and reno it ( if your up to a project) Vinyl flooring , quarts counters clean and modern.

I have a friend that just sold a very modernized and beautiful 1/2 for less than 800k. 

;age of the building;have there been any updates to the building envelope over the years (insulation, vapour retarder/barrier, fenestration, etc);are the radiators the older, freestanding cast-iron type, the mid-century baseboards, or the more modern flat(ish) panels;are the hydronic heating lines copper, black iron or {red} brass?

I contacted the Humane Society and the officer told me the dog was being neglected and abused. 

It is very basic.. and I am looking to change the interior to make it look modern.

Hey everyone, Let me first warn you that this is a long post but I'm sure you'll find it interesting and I hope to hear what you think. If anyone has any questions please post them in this thread. Ill be happy to help...

Hey everyone,Let me first warn you that this is a long post but I'm sure you'll find it interesting and I hope to hear what you think. If anyone has any questions please post them in this thread. Ill be happy to help!...

As has been corrected pointed out, the thing was insulated with asbestos (after it was converted).Any competent residential HVAC guy will have at least read about these.What you're going to end up doing is removing that and replacing it with a modern updraft forced air furnace set on its lowest blower speed and some additional ducting.

@John Warren - inspecting an modern six-unit 'H'-block in 2-3 hours may be possible, but on an older building (we have a six unit from the early 1900s), you are not going to perform an adequate inspection in that time.