I see this post is almost a year old, but its not ancient. 

Old galvanized pipes, ancient water heaters and AC units, crumbling stucco, terrible layouts...hard to find anything in a good area and good shape at that price around here.  

I guess markets vary, but as was said upthread, no one ever says they don't want it because of the appliances unless they're ancient.

@Jay HinrichsAs I remember from the 1/2 Master's degree I have in Maritime Economics (when I was in Greece, I did the work, someone else has the degree), Singapore's location in the Straits of Malacca has something to do with all that public wealth, doesn't it?

The furnace in ANCIENT, but works, and the inspection said the roof is around 15 years old.

I replaced an ancient Grundfos sewage pump a few year ago in our lift tank.

The custodian of the land said it’s ancient Native hunting ground they burned and maintained up until the 1870’s.

Because there's ancient history there I probably won't recompute AGI and submit revised 1040's for the filed years.

To invest in cash requires patience, planning, and as Dave would say, the ability to use the ancient word, "No" :)

(Ancient lawyer secret)@James KendrickYou have some misconceptions on the law.