@Jose L Aguilar Are you asking if you should buy older homes or new construction?

I am working on my first rehab on an older house and was wondering what everybody was doing when they had to transition from the original hardwood to vinyl hardwood. 

Wanting someone who has experience working with older home issues.

Next i would have to say all these older houses have lathe and plaster instead of drywall which in some respects are easy to repair in the case of smaller dings and holes but when you get whole walls that are in need of repair we found it easier after much trial and error just to tear it out and drywall it. 

It's mostly an older demographic and they want "Price over Pretty" which means, they prefer to pay less for an unremodeled house than pay for new finishes.  

The materials also may be outdated.Their SOWs you describe are outside of Realeflow.We were seasoned investors when we joined FB and joined because of the systems they stress to potential students.

Always plan for $5-10k in extra expenses that are not planned in the budget especially with older homes.

Granted, the holiday season is probably the worst time to list a rental...I'm using all of my traditional outlets: Zillow, Signs and reluctantly Craigslist (I quit using this on account of the tire-kickers and scammers and dirtbags LOL).

Pay a friend that is older $20 to sign the papers for you.

Already, I've learned so much from just walking a property with a seasoned professional.