@Elliott Elkhoury @Paul CastilloHey thank you both for reaching out, My partner and I had acquired a 3/1 sfh built in the 1950s that is all tore up, completely outdated.

I just have an extremely difficult time comprehending 150k when the actual foreclosure value (not purchase price) was 150k with a completely outdated & run down interior.

Craigslist is what I used to build my buyers list, but I wasn’t sure if it was an outdated lead generation source.

No matter what, I would follow the letter of the law and your lease regarding timing, etc (No checks on move out date).

I have a rental unit that is outdated and in need of a rehab.

Just going to update an outdated post....We had decided to live in our coast house.

It is outdated so depends on how you want your rentals to be.

The software would be useless to me as a small investor if i could not find a cash buyer in the region  besides the vacant home feed seemed to be outdated or erroneous.  

Inflation may take rents up, but only to a point in relation to the cost of living and incomes increasing, particularly incomes rising in lower wage jobs.Another issue with matured and outdated NBHs, the tax base for that area isn't at the most economical use of land within that community.

My rule of thumb is, whether it is broken or outdated, you will need to replace it.