Some gas stoves from the 1950's work as cute vintage ones.

February, gem show season, is mostly occupied, but other months have low to no occupancy. 

Hey @Mark Goodman - Curious about which Chicago neighborhood you found this gem in. 

Asset ClassGarden StylePrice: $10M-$50MUnits: 50+Vintage: 1980-2000Class: C to B+Business Plan: Value Add assets with deferred maintenance that are underperforming the market on rent, occupancy, and or expense ratioI am excited to hear your opinions. 

Most of the flippable housing stock around SD is 50's to 70's vintage stuff ... unless someone has been caring for it along the way, it'll be both functionally obsolete AND neglected.  

It's a win/win - especially if the property is older vintage 1970's-2000's that hasn't been substantially upgraded. 

His most recent guy (who was a gem!) 

The good thing is that if the tub fails due to poor workmanship, it will usually fail within a year. anything longer than that consider your self lucky.In your situation I would recommend refinishing the tub and try to rent out your place to some hipsters that are looking for the vintage look.

In apartments, 70s vintage seemed to be when they started focusing on turning out stuff cheaper and faster. 

getting a gem priced high and flipping it for a HIGHER price?