Since the city has grown so much over the past couple years a lot of the older towns have neglected homes that aren't updated.

If these are the single pane aluminum awning windows most commonly found in older South Florida homes, you can cut the glass yourself, or have your guy do it.  

The home is older and in relatively good shape and was recently rented in its current condition but is now vacant.  

I am looking to network in the NJ/PA areas and find more seasoned investors to partner up with. 

I haven't been on the site like I probably should but tax season has meet busy.

It's an amazing resource of information-rich interviews with seasoned investors.

They are free and you'll meet seasoned investors who will be glad to help answer questions.

Older mobile homes can have PB plumbing and even aluminum wiring which was much less common in stick built homes of the same eras. 

I know that as codes change the older properties are more expensive to insure.

Clearly as long as the property is making money my wish is to hold it for 10 plus years but investors may want their money back sooner if they are older than me or for various other reasons.