Together (for both houses), the total rehabbing would be 23,000. this includes roofing, painting, pressure washing, electrical, floors, bathroom re-vamps, landscaping, ceiling work, doors, fixtures. the 9!

It looks as though the mold is from floor to ceiling.

There were holes in most of the walls and in the ceiling, the basement was unfinished and there was literally just dirt down there. 

Both units appear in excellent condition with my only complaint being the 10ft ceilings.

But the 4/2 is in really bad shape, 1 bath needs gutted( mold on the bathroom ceiling,tile missing in the shower) and key lock door knobs on every door.  

I already told them what I generally expected during the time they came out: floor replaced (faux hardwood throughout w/ new tile in bathroom & kitchen), new tub tiled all the way to ceiling, replace sink, replace mirror, new bathroom shelfing, new toilet, reface cabinets or new cabinets if cost efficient, new countertop, reframe all doors, replace baseboard, paint all rooms. 

I built a custom home last year in Northern NH for about $180/ft but that had a private well and septic with higher end finishes (quarts, custom cabinets, radiant heat, wood floors, ceramic tile, cathedral ceilings)

I thought it was a mixed blessing that I couldn't get my first property to appraise because the 3 br unit needed paint everywhere (incl moldings and ceilings all peeling) and I am scared to dead of the lead paint issue!

Some people don't like having neighbors wall to wall or ceiling to floor.

When this plumbing is broke, it could break anywhere along the pipe and cause major ceiling damage or flooding to the home in excess of the cost to replace with more reliable pipes.