House 2) $330,000 in Live Oak, all cash, will DSCR refi out.House 3) $317,000 in Avondale, 28% DSCRHouse 4) $409,000 near Daffin Park, all cash, will DSCR refi out.House 5) $119,000 fixer-upper in Pine Gardens, all cash will not refi outHouse 6) $1.63M multi-plex in Historic District(can walk to Forsyth Park), all cashHouse 7) $347,000 Victorian near Starland, 28% DSCRHouse 8) $299,000 Victorian near Starland, 28% DSCRHouse 9) $147,000 fixer-upper in Live Oak, all cash will not refi outAll the houses that are not fixer-uppers have been rented, besides House #1.

It's a 1920's Victorian with two 3/1 units and a 1/1 in the expanded attic.

In the center of Allentown, population 121,000, Victorian row houses once occupied by middle-class families were divided into low-cost apartment rentals.

It's a 1300 Sqft 3b in an old Victorian.  

We spent last weekend down in the old downtown area and you can see people are getting those old Victorians and fixing them up, it's still just dead down there.

I have much research to do even still and this is in the VERY beginning steps, but the potential that it holds makes me seek out good advice so that I can be pointed in the right direction for this major project.The existing structure has a 100+ year old victorian style house that needs to be gutted entirely but it seems to have good bones.  

Hi all, We are thinking of buying a 2 story victorian at the edge of a flood zone.

Don't care that it's "Victorian," don't know what "uptown" means, and obviously it's a "home."

Can’t figure out why I’m upset tenant stays in unit through eviction moritorium  never pays -lost 10k in rent for a year then he smashes the drywall upon leaving when finally evicted Sign lease with scammer tenant using fake identity under fake name to hide drug past tenant tried to kill himself by jumping off peak of my Victorian triplex other tenants gather at ground level screaming for him to jump egging him on till cops grab him 

Long story short, I purchased a charming victorian in Buffalo, NY that has turned into a nightmare money pit.