We originally planned to only do a partial gut job, but after discovering the aluminum wiring, we tore out everything in order to get to wires and make it easier.

I had a duplex under contract a few months back but a huge mold problem was discovered so I walked.

The low purchase price was attractive, but after we discovered the damage was not as significant as we feared we realized this house would be a home run.

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Well, need to stop relying on the sites to tell you as you have discovered they are often not in agreement and in more frequently wrong. 

It was never meant to handles today's loads, it now has been modified over the years, it now has possible contact with insulation, no grounds, Etc.....No Bueno.If you really want this house and the seller refuses to help with it, then you are looking at doing it yourself.https://mrelectric.com/blog/wh...https://www.fusionkc.com/dange...https://www.angi.com/articles/...

I've reviewed several of these expensive programs and I've discovered that ALL, of the information can be found in books.

@Lamont Bethea I wrote a blog post here a while back about baltimore property angers.

Get interested in REI, discover what you want, become committed until you get what you want.