I'm thinking maybe depressed rents, long vacancies, maybe some more unusual types of tenants that would be okay with that.  

When you go to get a loan, the lender will want to see the 2 most recent bank statements and they will question anything that looks unusual- a large withdrawal/payment/transfer out of you account might look like a loan payment, which they will want to know about since it will affect your debt to income ratio and how much you can borrow.  

Hi Christian,I don't see anything in the bank rep's explanation that looks unusual to me.

You are in the unusual position of having a pension once you retire as well as virtually free healthcare for the rest of your life. 

These are unusually recycled products through turn key flips which help push up the values.Compared to Ny, SC and NC very reasonable to live.

As J suggests, develop an explicit SOW and if there's anything unusual in it, such as an engineering requirement, double down of finding the required qualified experts, vet them carefully, get written recommendations, and then follow their advice.

A contractor I would expect to pay maybe a hundred bucks, assuming you're asking him to ballpark the numbers and not write up a full blown quote.if you see a contractor make sure it is someone who is used to doing rehab s for investors, otherwise the renovation quotes potentially can come in at almost double... for example it is not unusual for a contractor to charge $4000 for a furnace that rehabbers typically spend 2000 for.

they may need some updating before commanding market rates, maybe not but if it is an unusual building and hasn't been updated you might see some surprizes. 

Mike, you may also want to google the Cline Shale, Eagle Ford Shale, and the Mississippian Limestone in Kansas.

@Xing ZhuThat is very unusual regulation.