@Rich Hupper  old and out dated information.the rate and term refi or cash out refi is back in play.. so yes you can do those types of loans again.. they were not available from 09 to about 2012 or 2013 in any kind of volume but they are back again...

They are decent introductions, although a little outdated with some of the info about emerging markets. 

These types of FHA loans often take multiple months to close, but they can be very well worth it.Since you're not paying for the repairs our of pocket, it will also be easier to recoup your money via BRRRR.However, if the property is simply just outdated (but still livable) and it's not falling apart, your original plan of working on it yourself during your first year of living there could work fine too - you'll just be paying the repairs out of pocket.Might be something to look into.

I scheduled my check out date however no one ever showed.

"He says deposits, long-term leases, and proof of income are outdated"I can't imagine telling my investors that, or basing a business plan around it.

I come across some weird/outdated home layouts in my business.

Negotiated 2k off of asking price because of outdated HVAC.

Later in the month I asked her for and exact move out date and she said she didn’t know, could be 2 weeks, could be 2 years.

If we can construct something new for the same price as buying an outdated property with a lot of stuff wrong (big capex plan), why not build it new?

If I buy the property, are these outdated rents my new basis?