@Benjamin Bennett Personally I would be weary of any 19th century properties in Waco.

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Fortunately I was able to harness the technology revolution of the last 23 years to build the volume of investment activity that Would only have been possible last century with a relatively well staffed organizational chart. 

Purchase price: $265,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Mid-century modern rambler with walkout basement.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $360,000

Cash invested: $62,000

Sale price: $675,000

This one exceeded our expectations and had a ton of fun on...

If the property is mid-century modern, that look is actually pretty on trend.

JUST MY OPINION...It doesn't have as many of the early 20th century neighborhoods which the east side and near downtown areas have.

We demo'd tear-down barns and a burnt-out 18th century home.

Plus, real estate lending is decades if not centuries behind in Canada because it is controlled by the big 5 banks.

Considering cheap {starter} neighborhoods like century village, golden lakes or other age restricted communities.