Make sure the foundation is solid enough.Veteran of an 1875 Victorian which was like a time capsule of DIY projects and eras. 

Gorgeous $350K victorians one block away from $9K properties that are boarded up.  

@Aaron McGinnisAround here it is plaster and blueboard from the 30s/40s and mud from the 50s ... and then there are those late 60s/early 70s popcorn ceilings.I was in an old Victorian duplex (since converted to 4 units) a couple of months ago and the original coal-fired-the-converted-to-oil boiler was in the middle of the basement encased in layers of asbestos cloth and plaster.  

This is a Victorian that needs windows, roof, and siding painted but the inside has hardwood floors an 80 percent of the 2000 sq ft.

Beautiful city with tons of new development going on throughout the Grandview, Victorian/Italian Village, Short North, Old Town East, and University District.  

I'm staying at a beautiful airbnb near W Highlands and N. 29th St. and just heard violent arguments, tires peeling out, women screaming, and assumed cops were called .. this is a beautiful Victorian home built in 1895 restored by the owner, whose son asks her when she's going to move out of the ghetto, just be careful where you buy and how much you pay here ... don't be fooled by a low entry price tag

The AGE of the house is seldom an issue unless you're working on a Victorian cottage.Major issues in any market:current inventory;  few or many of similar comps (same configuration+sqft, not age) DOM for recent comps soldaverage listing price for comps soldyour curb appeal vs compsSome markets are naturally slow so bridle your expectation.You are correctly concerned regarding getting the listing price right. 

Many old (Queen Anne, Second Empire, Victorian, Edwardian) buildings around here are still lath-n-plaster finish on the inside (making internal demo and insulating from that side a little messy).  

Hi everybody, I know someone who wants to sell us her single family beautiful Victorian rental here in Denver Colorado and is willing to carry the "note" what are the "dos and donts??

I used to renovate Victorian homes and put a lot of character into the houses.