Purchase price: $85,000 Cash invested: $135,000 Single Family Victorian that was converted into a duplex sometime in the 1930's, we fully gutted this property and kept it as a duplex.

Right now, the Downtown Historic District and Victorian District have met their cap.

All has been going well, it’s an older Victorian Style Home built in 1840.  

They know that it's normal, in my area for example, for there to be wonky things with no permits pulled from 30 years ago in a 105 year old Victorian.

Airy have a mix of housing stock including extremely large Victorian houses, medium-sized twin homes and small row homes. 

I can't speak specifically to Tobyhanna or East Stroudsburg from my own experience, although I do have one friend that has a Victorian home in Bangor, PA and she has successfully rented to East Stroudsburg students/families over the years, as well as vacationers. 

I personally love old victorian money pits but they suck as rentals.

In one of the most desirable neighborhoods in my state sits a lovely Victorian mansion which was formerly a B&B.

That would include the University District (43202, 43201), Downtown (German Village, Victorian Village, Olde Towne East, King Lincoln, Harrison West, Grandview.

when it first arrived, I drove down the street where one of our rehabbed properties is located and scanned all the buildings (all old Second Empire, Victorian, Georgian/Edwardian buildings) ... all glowed brightly from the escaping heat (it was -23C), save for ours, which still had a few hotspots from the areas we have yet to rehab.