Instead I’m working to build a complex that will allow the working people nicer apartment living than an outdated remodeled c class building.

It could have a lot of deferred maintenance and is cosmetically outdated which can have an effect on how easy it is to rent.

Some homeowners even rely on outdated autovaluations like Zillow's Zestimates for home values.

When I worked for a large apartment owner/operator, they would buy an older apartment (around 20-25 years old) that was outdated and rehab it.

Medical tenants have heavy TI when they go in so if building is really outdated and old they may leave to a new building completed by a developer with all the new bells and whistles unless you just have the best spot in town already. 

Thanks, Hannah, but I believe that article is outdated. 

If the home is outdated and needing repairs, could a lease option strategy work? 

Are these lower priced, outdated, old listing going to be an issue for me when people begin looking at my property? 

Do they have outdated terminal equipment for sales or even worse just a written ticket system?

My property loans mature at spaced out dates to also give me breathing room.