More original charm and features allow for a higher rent.  

I have found a lot of people like the older homes with their charm.

It's one of those places that can look very "homey" and charming, but can easily take a turn for the worse.

I think it's because   they know these areas and believe that  if your intention is to mind your own business you can live a peacable life.In my experience these tenants expect to be dealing with a slumlord so the charm that was exhibited when they were applying for the house soon wears off.

Remember, 29th time's a charm.

By central I mean cities like Hue, Lang Co, Da Nang, and Hoi An :) Yes, Hoi An is a charming city with a lot of history and ancient architecture. 

Looked at her this morning, charming, great neighborhood; however, single pane windows, incredibly small dining/living room in the 2/1 unit we would occupy, some knob and tube wiring, and a questionable foundation made it a solid pass.  

It worked like a charm. 

In residential or commercial it's got to do with cash or termsIf it's all-cash I never pay more than 80% of appraised value, because generally cost 10% to sell and I only have 10% equityIf it's charms I'll even consider being more than appraised value for the payment will be well under rent to the seller so that I can maximize my cash flowIt's almost like a mass release concert where the payment to going to the seller is a lot less then  pleated rentIn fact many sellers will take a note with no payments or interest only payments to be able to get full value

-Newer replacement windows, high ceilings, charming apartments/exterior, good parking.