Blocked pressure sensor tubes and gunked up flame sensors that can be fixed with some sanding are common and easily fixed causes of heater problems.

You could have an illegal conversion and permits were never pulled.Unless you are a contractor or a seasoned investor you can't begin to fathom the costs involved with a property of this age.The reno costs could outweigh the value of the building and the land combined.Galvanized pipes,foundation issues,out dated electrical panel,knob and tube wiring,asbestos,lead based paint,mold,radon,update of new HVAC system,septic and or sewer issues,etc.Unless maybe they owner finance you and you do the sweat equity over time and refinance them out later I wouldn't touch it.Make sure you get an inspection.

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I typically don't even consider a building this old because I don't want to deal with all the old stuff like galvanized pipes, knob n tube, lathe n plaster, lead paint, old windows, etc.

The electric paneling can potentially be replaced, but you should be certain that It does not have knob and tube or aluminum wiring.