Out dated?

There is a list free to the public, you don't need Zillow, their list are often outdated any way.  

(Not by using Google maps because they can easily be outdated pictures) There should be some.

The property was inherited in 2014 & sold to a bank for 100k.March 2016 sold for 77k to the current owner.Current asking price is 90k.Info on the property:Built 1980Property Land Area: 19,807 SFDetached 2 car garage3 Bed 2 full bath - 1 storyVacant for at least 4-5 years____________________________________My initial thought was to rehab this property for a buy & hold investor.Rehab the home to get it rent ready.Possibly turn the 2 car garage into some type of a rental unitFinally, place another manufactured rental unit on the open space of the property if possible____________________________________I've seen this property in person multiple times. my aunt has an SFR directly on this street, that's mixed with split level & standard unit properties.As I stated before I don't know if this would be a good project to start with, what I do know is this is an investment property that hasn't been occupied for at least 5 years, needs a nice rehab & has potential.Advice is definitely needed **These pictures are a little outdated from google maps** **These are the current photos of the property**

Also, the units are outdated: old kitchens, carpet, etc.

Their homes are usually outdated yet they want to sell for as much as possible because it is what they will be living on for the rest of their lives.

Josh,The new layout look sgreat and the related discussions are great.I would only have one suggestion:Several of the related discussions I viewed are posts from 2 or 3 years ago.Perhaps you could lock some of these outdated posts as many posters do not look at the dates and post thinking the topic is current.

I have a small list of cash buyers in my data base but it is mostly out dated so I am hoping to drum up some fresh leads for all cash buyers that are active in my immediate local market surrounding Concord CA.Your insights are much appreciated.

Where a lot of lenders to FHA (203k or 203b) only a handful of lenders to the FNMA loans and I think they are large cap banks.List here: https://www.fanniemae.com/multifamily/dus-lenders#HUD (The FHA people) do give grants to states to rehab and build, but not directly to investors to my knowledge.These things change all the time though, so my knowledge might be outdated.

With the price to build more expensive, everyone's HOI is outdated.