Homes built in 1920’s era have the same or more tax base as I see with 2000 and forward.Thanks!

Unfortunately I've seen 'new' grounded outlets in 1950's era houses with ungrounded electrical service.

Love to help in anyway we can @Irko Maurizio Sera!

In a nut shell we have identified multiple underutilized 1960's era 5-20 unit buildings in our area that we believe would bring in higher rents if upgraded.

Here are the "simple things" that I did to add value:- updating a 50's era bathroom.

This is a 1970's era duplex, identical to the one I currently own.

I live in San Diego and cash-flowed 3-4k per month in July and August in my tiny 450 SF studio apartment with 80's-era appliances.  

The process was initiated in December, 2010 and really fell in our laps (friend of a tenant was referred, had a voucher ready to go, and we had a 3brdm house open and ready).Now- I assume the holidays caused some of the delay, but we started paperwork about Dec 10...had them negotiate the rent down about Dec 15th, and schedule the inspection.The inspection had one or two minor items (this is a 1920's era house, so had to install railings on the front and rear steps).

Its full of 60's-era block multifamily units, and surrounded by C&B grade apartments, starter condos, and some SFR's.  

@Freddie Lawson thanks for the support and advice@Natasha Marano will do and thanks@Tony Sera I used gobigprinting.com you do have to enter the site using one of their partners(gurus)..Its on the top menu bar.