Basically, getting the most stretch from my dollar to move into the 'safe zone'- I'll include a few links on refinishing some basics that are cheaper that replacing if you can do yourself. 

Hi BP,I am currently negotiating a pipe replacement project to change a property’s cast iron pipes to PVC pipes. 

I replaced kitchen cabinets myself and refinished hardwood floors.

And all of the proceeds of all the sales must to into the purchase of the replacement property.

For hands off if you want a more traditional broker than Vanguard or for a modern one M1 Finance.

(I am hoping that there is no load bearing element in this wall)- Get rid of carpet and replace is with LVP- Change out light fixture- Somehow manage a small living room space.- Repaint the cabinets and add hardware.- Add a nice dresser and a mobile clothing rack.- Add a washer and dryer in the bathroom Anyway...any input appreciated.

If your house burned down, what is the replacement cost?

Annoying if it gets damaged as well, much easier to repair/replace smaller units.

Anyways, we've decided to replace it. 

My thought is that things I wouldn't even consider or know about could crap out and cost a fortune to replace or fix if I were to purchase homes this old (plumbing, structural, foundation, electrical, etc).