Both of my STRs are older, but I use the character of the houses as part of my "charm." 

As a matter of fact, I would play it up (and provide an oh so subtle warning) in your description.....something maybe like "As you approach our charming house, you will enjoy the long drive up the hill through a beautiful park-like setting"

But it has an unknown charm to it that I do not believe hardly anyone knows of yet. from talking to people who invest in Camden, you can buy a townhouse for around 60k, spend about 20k in repairs and rent it for $1000-$1200/month.

Part of the charm of those old apartments is how spacious they can be.

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $54,000 Sale price: $725,000 Contributors: John Whitney, Victoria Loder Charming rambler located in desirable Renton Highlands Area.

My current job is in DTLA, so the commute will be good (I’m WFH now, but I imagine that will end someday)It’s a great area to live in – charming, houses/neighborhoods with character, good food and many things to do.

I’m working with a pilot right now to find a house and he favored Cheyenne because of its relatively close proximity to DIA and yet it has the charm and good lifestyle of WY. 

On the right side of town, with other charm, trees, internet, easy highway access, pond/lake view, etc. 

They might ask about ADA compliance, number of parking stalls, designated Handicap parking, do you have grandfathered in fire suppression, etc.  

It's a charming century home on an acre across from the campus.