Loading historical data in is something your accountant should be able to do very easily.  

I wanted to know if there is a lot of red tape involved in remodeling since it is a historical neighborhood.Thanks,

However the statement in the post Socal is not favorable for long term buy and hold returns is HISTORICALLY incorrect.

I have three comparables on the same street of the same historic nature (much higher value too) and other figures in the industry agree with my comparables including the cooperating agent.

Height restrictions when selling lots are common as are anti demo restrictions on historic homes. 

Outside of a few major centres (Vancouver, Toronto, MTL, Calgary, etc) you do not have density to sustain a wholesaling business (if it is your only source of income);Mortgage arrears/delinquency  - Mortgage arrears in Canada are historically far lower (<1%) than in the U.S.A. and delinquencies are less than half the amount of arrears.  

. :) and would appreciate some advice regarding historical performance of the rental in terms of good metrics (cap rate, cash on cash, IRR et cetera, before and after tax).

A robust farmer's market, a new artists district, several new niche employers building down on Exchange St, a micro micro brewery, a proposed $400M expansion of the Historic District to the south of 25th St, and a huge mixed-use development in the works in East Central where the old Rite Aid was.Sounds great, but it's still planet Ogden. 

Also, you are young but if you look at historical interest rates, they are very low.

Hello,In the next month I will be closing on a property in Baltimore which I would like to do a historic renovation/CHAP tax credit.