k-There were two visible water issues under the bathroom (1 under the sink one under the toilet) - The plumbing looks like poly (below is a picture of the Waterheater - does anyone have an idea if that is Poly and if So how much it would be to replace it in a house like that)5k-original roof but looks fine no visible roof leaks (very simple roof structure and small surface - don't know how realistic my estimate is?)

Additionally, there is an unfinished attic space with plumbing already installed.

There are no restrictions about it being livable, a bedroom, plumbed, electric or anything of that sort.

If this property is historical in the sense that it is on or may be placed on a historical register, the renovation project will also have to conform to a set of conditions that will generally have to do with maintaining all or significant portions of existing architectural elements such as facades, building materials and colors.Historical or not, any planned project will have to be heavily vetted in terms of existing conditions and projected uses for all major building elements such as structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and ADA and ANSI provisions.

These townhouses were built in the 50s-60s so the have electrical panels versus fuses or cloth wiring, drywall versus hot plaster walls, and sometimes copper plumbing.

If so, were permits pulled & were they installed by a professionalAre any of the homes rented to studentsIs there a flat roofare there asbestos shingles - Heating systems- PlumbingSome companies will not write properties with systems that have not been updatedThe Year that the following were updated (either partially or fully) would be good to know:- Heating systems- Roof- Plumbing- electricalSome companies will not write properties with systems that have not been updated.As long as you are living there, the proper policy for a 1-4 family is a "Homeowners" policyc.

One of my properties, that's well rented out, has a crawlspace and the whole building is slowly falling apart; it looks really good, but the living room floor is sinking fast due to water and mold underneath; the plumbing is also cast iron.

Now, I'm obtaining other quotes (electrical, plumbing, concrete...) just so I can put everything together.

Check roofs, foundation, furnace, plumbing, etc.  

. - demo fully guy everything in the interior- replace and update all the electrical and plumbing’s - add central air/HVAC system- replace both front door and back door- replace all windows about 12-15- new flooring, new kitchen, - add recess lighting - new hot water heating systemI am expecting to try and get the house under contract at 450k, the ARV will be about 650-675k.