@Irko Maurizio Sera,@Lynn M. makes a great point.

@Irko Maurizio Sera, I used a bank transfer but it wasn't a very big amount. 

If you're talking 1980's era, I'd probably be looking to close them down, but if you're running in the 5% +/- range, your borrowing costs are already low enough to probably make that effective rate in the 3% range with tax benefits. 

They are very investor friendly and can get sera he's done in three days.

Cleaned up the unit, replaced the 1960's era freestanding heater with electric baseboard heat, painted and new carpet.

He got one of the owner's daughter pregnant so had assumed a perceived 'right to abode'.Although his work was barely acceptable we needed him to familiarize us with all the mechanicals & idiosyncrasies of the 6400 sq ft ('60's era) building & outbuildings.

1950's era home.

In the larger of two separate transactions, a company formed by ReNue Properties in Scottsdale (Michael Christiansen, managing partner) paid $32.5 million ($121,269 per unit) to purchase the 268-unit Sera统Ỻna apartments located at 15400 W.

All that said, I'd take a solidly built 1900's era home over a typical 1950's home all day long.Do your homework.  

I've had that same problem w/ a 20's era basement entrance that had the hole in the concrete with rocks underneath.