We have slowly upgraded the property by adding in a new driveway, walkway, new duct work under the house, updated the landscaping for curb appeal, installed recessed lighting and ceiling fans throughout the house and repainted all the interior rooms.

Can you or them add value to each property like rising rent or interior/exterior improvements.Good luck to you!

Have you ever browsed property listings and noticed the properties that skip exterior photos and highlight the interior instead? 

Furnace goes bad, you switch it out, chimney goes bad, easy to line it, the brick's modern and hard and so is the mortar, gas lines are minimal and limited to basement and kitchen above at worst, and all the interiors are finished using materials and measurements easily compatible with more modern housing.

@Jami Krietzman Sounds good - definitely get a look at the interior with that 32 year tenant. 

I think you also need to work on the interior improvement. 

75K purchase price + 30K rehab (if you are talking about painting interior exterior, all new flooring , new kitchen and 2 new bathrooms, roof and hvac) + holding costs + closing costs = 120-125 all in? 

It then takes 6 months detailing out the plumbing, electrical, hvac, interior walls and finish, cabinets, fixtures, flooring, paint etc.The metal shell is a hindrance unless you really want to tow it around ...alot, as even some trailer rv's use wood framing.

Interior Doors9.

I see 3 options and I don't know how to price any of them...Remove the whole thing, it was in poor shapeTurn it into paid storage, I couldn't access the interior and don't know if there was any plumbing in placeTurn it into an efficiency and make the whole property 3 unitsHVAC5 radiators x $200Window unitsWater heaters - rusted and brokenTank vs Tankless - $600-$3,000All of the interior doors on one side was missing.