There is a upgraded marketing package that you can pay for $35 (I think).

We plan to DIY and upgrade, and our exit strategy will depend on what rents look like in four years as to whether we hold or BRRR.

On old houses, we always recommend upgrading plumbing (#1 on the list as can cause most damage) electrical and heat systems (if needed). 

We have kept up on maintenance and we just renovated the lower level and upgraded the plumbing so we do not anticipate too many issues, but you never know what tomorrow brings when you have a 60 year old house!

New roof and basic upgrades to kitchens kept the existing tenants.

I wish to bet you the study they conducted featured upgraded windows, doors, and insulation. 

The expectation is to rent it out, once I make a few upgrades myself that I had planned on doing such as new appliances and a few more cosmetic upgrades.

Maybe its time to upgrade your portfolio, I've come to the conclusion that over a longer buy and hold horizon (3+ years) the "non-cashflowing" A and B properties actually out preform C and D properties thanks to lower turnover and lower make ready cost.

Even though the basic structure was fine .. needed new counters appliances flooring interior exterior paint and other upgrades to get top dollar.

I remodeled her bathroom, upgraded her kitchen a little and added central air and other things.