My main concern was the age of the property but it is brick and seems to be in good shape.

I think now I want to start a business and grow my properties.

Growing up, my father fixed and flipped probably 10-12 houses over the course of 3-4 years doing almost all the labor himself.  

Hi Alison,I think this is a fairly common conundrum that you're in with anyone who owns property in a growing market and has a sizable equity stance.

Hi everyone, I was wondering what are some typical problems/ things you budget for based on the age of the house when renovating.

Lot's of great information here to learn and grow.

According to Nolo.com, "The federal Fair Housing Acts do not expressly ban discrimination based on age.

Feel free to reach out to me- I run a turnkey investment company in Boise, Idaho, the fastest growing metro in the country.

I own 20 properties, and a few other residual business ventures allowing me to be semi-retired at age 40 and I started a lot later then you.

Books/audibles that have helped get the mindset and technicalities at this point are:Long Distance Real Estate Investing by @David Greene How to Win Friends and Influence People 12 Rules to LifeRich Dad Poor Dad Think and Grow Rich [GAME CHANGER]Might I add that I was never much of a reader...?!