Things like:Location (dist to the coast could be an issue, fire protection in that town, etc.)Updates to the systems (knob & tube wiring, Aluminum wiring, fuses, asbestos siding, roof over a certian # of yrs, etc.Tenants (do any have breeds of dogs that will be an issue, are students an issue, etc.)That info will help when evaluating properties.

Will,I would pay attention to the electrical (knob & tube or aluminum), age of roof, asbestos, or tenants with aggressive dogs. 

Things the agent will want to know:age of the systems (roof, heat, plumbing, electric)if older, is there any knob & tube or aluminum wiringcircuit breakers or fusesany underground tanksdo tenants have pets (if dogs, what breed)what alarms do you havepitched or flat roofany claim history (check with existing owner)

Homes that look like they cashflow may often have knob and tube wiring, lead paint, octopus furnaces lined with crumbling asbestos, unstable stone foundations, plaster and lath walls, roofs with triple layers of shingles requiring tear-off - all requiring expensive renovations. 

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Some general info on insuring the property:Here are some things to look for from an Insurance prospective:1.Any in-ground tanks (active or inactive)2.Any Knob & Tube or Aluminum Wiring3.If built before 1978, does the building have Lead Safe certifications4.Any wood stoves or secondary heating units.

Most showers back up to a wall where you can cut a plumbers access hole and cut out some of the floor under the tube to make the needed repair. 

The majority of companies do not want buildings with Knob & Tube or Aluminium wiring. 

Thought I’d ask you guys before making a commitment:1) do you avoid properties all-together that have knob and tube wiring?

Biggest expenses that you might not see if you don't know a lot about repairs:1. structural (look for sloping floors on the first floor or anywhere and then confirm in the basement - also exterior vertical cracks.2. electrical (knob and tube is a fire hazard.