Is it make sense to buy the old house, but in good area?

Seems to make sense.

It is very easy for those who sell convenience to develop a deep sense of contempt for those who buy convenience.

@Lindel Turner, this makes perfect sense.

If that makes sense?

The buying opportunities in that period were crazy from other less capitalized/experienced owners at that time, one owner got a failed class A for 1/2 the value to build 5 years later for example.We typically perform very well in down markets, so not to wish harm to anyone, I am excited for the next cycle we’re buying makes much more sense again.  

If I was at the house I would have obviously had her move the car but neither of them had the common sense to do that even though they were both there and the cleaner saw how close he was to her car.

If I was at the house I would have obviously had her move the car but neither of them had the common sense to do that even though they were both there and the cleaner saw how close he was to her car.

Should I be viewing this process of evaluation as worst case scenario and run a good, better, best analysis and move forward if it makes sense on the better?  

It appears to make sense...?