You know what you want to do  at an early age.

My investment objectives are primarily to build cash flow and equity which can be used for retirement at approximately age 67.

Sometimes all you need is a little verification from those that have done it before! 

One of the things I would take into consideration would be maintenance costs so a 1940s property makes me question the age of the plumbing and electrical, two of the most expensive problems to have.

Called the contact they gave me for employment verification, checked out.

I live in WI and will actually be moving down to Arizona for a new job as a Loan Verification Specialist.  

I don't see a scenario where it doesn't at least break even from a cashflow perspective (i.e. before tax advantages).The market is interesting there - lots of aging homes and lots of new construction. 

I have a good friend about your age who worked for almost 2 years with an high-volume investor group, he hardly made any money in that job but he learned the business inside and out, he now makes about $50k a month by flipping and wholesaling.  

What's the age and or condition of the oil boiler? 

Hi Alexander, congrats on getting involved at such a young age!