That said, the home is slightly outdated.

Hated dealing with all the permits/payoffs and out dated codes, so I moved the business 100 miles west.

i figure electrical is going to be out dated. so  I am wondering  as long as it is working and safe  and fit the code that was in place last time it was done, will I be OK, or will I have to redo  the electric, plumbing and mechanical to get past inspections to get an occupancy permit since it is classed as commercial?

I just pulled out an outdated furnace and replaced it with a brand new (in the box) 100kbtu 80 percent gas furnace.

The house behind it is listed for $115K and is out dated, needs about 10k to modernize it.

either he thinks he is pulling the wool over your eyes or he likes using outdated comps.I understand what he is trying to do with that value but I was wondering who would accept that as a justifiable valuation.

I guess its possible but realistically that is a lot of money to pay for something, and that's a generous assumption for increased rent simply tied to one feature.It's part of an entire aesthetic that is raising the rent about $4-500 from what it was previously, but the house was outdated, not functioning the best and in need of major changes.

Based on his move-out date, we planned to use the unit at the beginning of October for an AirBnb that is booked starting Oct 4.On Sept 6, I asked him if he could move out a bit earlier than the end of Sept, and we would give him a rent refund for any early days.  

Dining room has some some ugly outdated vinyl which I’m hoping the hardwood floors extend under there.

However, with the cost of materials rising, would that book be outdated and a waste of time today?