I suspect you know what it shows for this century but if you do not it shows the top 3 cities for buy n hold returns are all Ca cities.  

The plan is to update the house into the 21st century, convert the useless garage into more living space and add hvac to it, new floors, windows, a new deck, possibly move the laundry room, convert one of the bedrooms into an office and reconfigure the in-law suite to a master suite.What is good range to estimate per sqft for the rehab, including landscaping in the general Wayne/Paterson area?

I also was on the development team that platted Phase 5 of Wildwood  120 lots in 1989.. and I know wildwood is probably ripe with some dated inventory.. but not quite as distressed as Marysville/Yuba city and of course if your really into it you can buy an old turn of the century there in Nevada city and return it to their former glory..

It could be the deal of the century, but you don't know that it is until you compare it to other properties that are in your price range.

When I was 5 years old he lost sooooo much money in the stock market crash around the turn of the century that we had to move to RHODE ISLAND.

Guess where Case-Schiller ranks San Diego for profits this century. 

It's a mid century Spanish style ranch, good bones, just VERY unfortunate layout issues and no updating since it was built. 

The company is Century 21 so they are a lot pickier with contracts etc.

quick reply- look, this isnt' the deal of the century, but that's ok.

Diving by 2 to get a 180 day half-year, or 180 month payment term, is easier than making a cost effective 19th century mechanical calculator deal with 182.5 days in a half-year.Half the time you are buying, half the time you are selling, so irregularities like what you highlighted will average out in the end.