- Insulation may increase if you are gutting exterior walls and if Stoughton has a stretch code.

It won't take much to fully insulate it and put in drywall and such.   

There is a level of insulation from the rest of the country.  

However, it was freezing cold due to the lack of insulation, had knob and tube wiring, pipes that got clogged, and so on.

Homes built today also include many more expensive things like dual-paned windows, energy efficient roofs/water heaters/appliances, insulation, safer electrical and plumbing, garages instead of carports, etc.

We often hit 20 degrees below zero and trailers are not properly skirted or insulated, or at least have heat tape on the pipes they can freeze up and cost you lots of money. 

The roof is brand new.The obvious fixes include: new kitchen, refinish or replace floors, reconfigure second floor slightly to fit laundry beside the bathroom, repair plaster as needed, new lighting fixtures, paint, other cosmetics as neededThe biggest work I could possibly imagine include:Moving an exterior wall to make the kitchen largerStructural repairs to the staircaseAdd a second bathroom right above the existing bathroomAcoustical and/or thermal insulation for comfortI haven't gotten any bids yet but I would imagine that work could be done for $50-70k.

It needs proper insulation, water line connection, gas, electrical, removal of garage door, window addition, laminate flooring, paint and I’m sure a few other things I’ve missed.

Note: I had MassSave do an assessment, they are going to blow-in insulation in both units, and they mentioned there are rebates on mini-splits, hot water tanks, etc.Unit #1 (Rented until June-2023 w/ Lease) - First floor, 2br, 1ba:Heat: Force air by oil.

The area is insulated with a highly educated and accelerated income population.