Slightly outdated, but for cash flow:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...If you want appreciation, look for cities with strong economic drivers (large universities, hospitals, employers, investment/development, etc.)

If you don't own a home in CLT, this is a great way to get started; find something outdated that is longer than average on the market, move in renovate it and sell it afterward. 

Outdated but in a great shape.- I used 3.5% FHA loan and applied my commission towards the down payment.

Older home have the potential for higher repair costs due to outdated electrical, plumbing, etc, but as long as there's no moisture issues these houses were built 10x better than today's houses.

I don't care for checks anymore because there are so many mishaps that happen using them and I feel checks or old and outdated now when it comes to collecting rent.

Furthermore, I received an outdated data report, possibly, in my current opinion, in an attempt to pass me a fast one by me.As a side note, my wife believes I might be overestimating the expenses of addressing the concerns raised in the previous inspector's report and that I could be mistaken about the entire situation.

I wouldn't let that possibly incorrect assumption guide a decision.I would consider getting a new stove if the old one was super beaten up, if it didn't work, or it was old enough that it was outdated with regard to energy efficiency.

For KKOS, I saw the same numbers on their website, but when I called they noted that the prices online are outdated and I would need to book a 1 hour consultation appointment with one of their attorneys for $1,200 to discuss.

So many tend to be outdated in finishes and furniture and may need appliances, water heater and a/c's replaced as well.

Everything looks a bit outdated and my guess is that this is the furniture and decor that came with it when you purchased it.