Thank you for your reply @Joel Owens , I spoke to the Managing Broker at Century 21, the location of the Real Estate school.

Not hooked up to municipal water and sewer is the first big one (shallow hand dug well, and cesspool  ), Probably 25 G right there.Knob and Tube wiring hacked up by at least half a century of home remodelers.Hole in roof, not big but you can see rafters from outsideHoles in plaster, ugly bathrooms, broken kitchen cabinets, overgrown landscaping, lead paint,,,,bla bla bla lots of interior cosmetic stuff.After repairs this place would be worth about 250.

One property is a short term furnished rental and is a Mid-Century SF.  

My first house/rental was nearly a century old.

This would be a total gut job and put everything back together.It's a century home and the foundation and structure is good.

The last time I met with a borrower was late in the 20th century!

Special bonus if you act anytime within the next century. 

Buying right on the eve of a once-a-century catastrophic event, there's your WORST case scenario going back six full decades.

That guy was like the early 20th century Toll Brothers.

Tell him Chris Parrish with Century 21 Wright & Associates sent you.