You would be purchasing something with just 3.5% down payment in a market that has had a nearly 5% year over year appreciation for the past half century (includes all the downturns as well).

Work with century 21 judge fite company in south lake/ colleyville that has gotten me a amazing mentor.

Is there anything I need to know about houses built in mid-20th century or in North Carolina that I'm not thinking of?

Rates have been declining since they peaked in the mid 1970's, which was an aberration from a multi century long trend of declines.

After my renovations, I'm getting up to $650+ all utilities gas,electric, water, trash for those units which is high for this neighborhood (they're cool mid-century modern properties and nicely sited by a park) but right on the other side of the park is a large public housing project. $650 is slightly over the median for a one bedroom in the greater Akron area and I'm probably doing better than it seems because water/sewer/trash is tenant paid in these units and in Akron it's more often landlord paid.

With climate change these "once in a century" events will become far more frequent. 

All dimensions are significant and powerful.Time stone = Appreciation In the Avengers series, the Ancient One has been guarding the earth for centuries.

It's a deal his grandfather negotiated half a century ago, and has remained in-tact as the property has been passed down through generations. 

Until I read Business of The 21st Century by Robert Kiosaki in late summer of 2019.

It says “waiting for score” tomorrow will make 9 weeks and I personally thinks this is insane to give the test on a scantron sheet and have people wait this long in the 21st century.