If you've looked at any of them it's not uncommon to see leaking basement and outdated systems.

If the 90k home has a 20 yr. old roof, 15 yr. old HVAC system, carpet throughout, home is outdated, deferred maintenance not addressed, etc.

It has city water and electric and an outdated septic which would have to be replaced in order to put a house on this land.

I have found Zillow and Trulia to have outdated info and expired listings.

Yes, they take alot more money to rehab because the mechanicals are outdated, but once completed they can have a very striking appeal to them.

This is often done to schedule an agreed upon move out date.

I have bought list before and found them to be outdated, I would prefer to do my own research, knowing it would be reliable.

I just joined and some of the training seems out dated using 2.5% - 3.5% interest rates for running comps.

If anyone wants me to help you scope something out up here...I would be glad to.This is an outdated article but the content is still applicable.http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/top-10-cashflow-property-markets-51396.aspx

Hey @Kevin Scott have you noticed the lead information to be outdated or is it pretty spot on in comparison to other leads sources (listrouce, etc)?