They had a designer flat iron for about 300.

That cast iron pre-1900 sewer pipe is past the end of its useful life so it's good to know if you are going to need to replace that right away or not. 

In fact, that house is .7 miles away from very big attractions like Iron Hill brewery, Big Fish Grille, the kids museum,  trampoline park, baseball stadium, Kooma Sushi and many other riverfront attractions.

Hope to have a iron clad lease agreement by the time we close and get 'em rented!

You can read fitness magazines watch YouTube tutorials on lifting weights and talk with friends about pumping iron but until you actually go to the gym and put those dumbbells in your hand you aren’t getting anything done !

Saying this I haven't whole saled a deal yet just giving you my 2 centsI still have some kinks to iron out before i can feel confident making the jump. thanks for your input 

Then it gives you an excellent, iron-clad lease to use with the student-renters.

It gets a lot of good mentions here on BP, but ironically to me it seems like 1930s self-help guru BS that's primarily fluff.

The plumbing could have lead supply lines and galvanized supply lines, and the waste lines could be clay, "Orangeburg" (Black coal-tar impregnated fiber piping), and even cast iron waste can develop cracks especially if the lines go unused for long periods.

Sounds like it's just ironing out some of the challenges you mentioned above.