Remodeled kitchen with stainless steel apron sink and solid butcher block counter tops complimenting beautiful soft green backsplash; a vintage modern vibe as well as a very natural, organic feel.

Each room got a skeleton key, breakfast delivered, separate bathrooms and vintage decor.

I am looking for a contractor that knows how to work on older vintage homes.... 

Super excited for this vintage!

No pet polices are not followed and a dog as chewed on some nice 100 year old vintage woodwork.

The up and coming neighborhoods have the packed local coffee shop, a brewery recently opened, maybe the cool vintage clothes store, a cupcakery, etc, but rents are still cheap and typically therefore the properties are still fairly cheap.Whole Foods, at least pre Amazon when I worked in retail, and Starbucks look for high incomes, high college education, large percentage married type demographics and those are not the typical "up and coming" neighborhood. 

Generally, I would steer clear of rental properties that have too much vintage functional features. 

Without knowing the specific property I can't offer definitive advice here, but from owning a few buildings of similar vintage including an 8 plex that is comparable to this property, I'd be worried that the gross rental income is too low to cover expenses. 

See Below for Current Portfolio:Building 1 Summary: Chicago Near-West Suburbs; Vintage Building with 6 apartments and 6 retail storefronts. 2ndBuilding on property has 6 office suite and a 5000 sq. ft. warehouse/industrial space.Acquired: 2016; $1.6MM Additional Investment: Full renovation of 5 of 6 apartmentsStatus: Sold in 2020; $2.1MM & leased back all 6 apartments. 5 of 6 apartments converted to STR.

Additionally, I'm in contact with an HGTV producer to have my own episode of a vintage home restoration show.