The neighborhood is an old neighborhood with most of the homes built around the turn of the 20th century, late 1800s and early 1990s.  

Uncharted territory is the understatement of the century.

While the best buying opportunities of this century are about 18 months away, the worst opportunities are right now at full price. 

I noticed this house was built over a century ago and when I looked at the property I noticed a lot of things needed to fix.

Case Shiller had it as #2 buy and hold in the nation for this century only behind San Fran. 

I also don't want to over renovate as the area is mostly older houses (early 20th century) that are not updated. 

I have a hard time believing that.and well i wanted to be a 747 captian but ended up a flying Cessna's LOL  actually a Cirrus but i digress.if that is real. thats the deal of the century for sure.  

Dominoes pizza went with the tech company that happens to deliver pizzas and if you look at the Zillow CEO, his background and their growing notability/market presence,you could see a foreseeable leader taking Zillow to a 21st century route that I couldn’t put in words to comprehend but it exists.

It’s near my family in central Florida and I love the solid, block construction of the mid-century Florida homes :) you’re right though, perhaps I should look at selling it versus the HELOC or refinancing options, multi families certainly do make more than SFHs!  

I would think that would be a big negative for many.The only place I see big revisions like this is in more expensive houses...often the mid-century type in North Dallas where there was formal living that many won't use any more...so people knock down a wall and open up the kitchen.If this house is in the older part of Mckinney East of 75....what is your target market for end user?