The sewer are most likely cast iron or clay.

In my day the first question with plumbing was if you could dig a ditch and carry heavy, cast iron pipe.

@Ken Rishel - wouldn't that be an ironic twist!  

Hi everyone,I've been recently growing my knowledge on the BRRRR method and am quite intrigued -- I'd actually entered escrow on a deal before researching it more...but wanted to get your thoughts on plumbing and whether issues that arise during inspection related to non-conforming stacks/cast iron replacement are dealbreakers.  

I am getting some interest from local lenders but one would only lend to an Entity, and the other wouldn't lend to first timers, which is ironic since I have a lifetime of remodeling, but none as an investment property.  

There is heavy development going on around the Urban Core of Kansas City, and many areas that were once "war zones" are now VERY VERY close to being the next hot spots.I'm a part time investor in the area, but fulltime involved in the general development of Kansas City as I own a construction company that concentrates on new construction multi-use/multi-family developments.I enjoy beer, coffee, properties and BBQ

I'm looking for some insight on The Iron Works Community in Sacramento - I'm interested in buying a rental unit.

We also added a privacy fence which really sold this house, especially in this area with the size yard it had.Anyways, ironically enough, other investors started to look at this house during the same week we did (I am guessing this was their last pick too) and within a couple days, the VA was asking for best and final offer.

Depending on whether your dealing with cast iron or pvc will determine how difficult it will be to install.

Ironically, our inability to compete in bubble market lead to us become more far more disciplined savers.