Plumbing?

It needs new fascia and gutters; needs plumbing brought up to code, needs bathroom reworked slightly with new vanities, and a new water heater; needs wiring brought up to code as part of it is on fuse box; needs new flooring; needs a complete HVAC system installed; needs a complete new interior paint job; AND has a little bit of mold in one of the front bedrooms (not black mold) due to poor drainage.

The highest cost would likely be the bathroom (cheaper if you could locate under existing to just pull down plumbing) and small kitchen.  1000-1200 sqft.   

The highest cost would likely be the bathroom (cheaper if you could locate under existing to just pull down plumbing) and small kitchen. 1000-1200 sqft.

Your renovations might just come in the way of updating electrical (they usually have knob and tube if they haven't been updated yet), plumbing and the heating HVAC systems.

Ripped out the Tub, redid the plumbing, and tiled the entire shower.

The aggressive policy support is expected to release domestic demand.

If you have a concern about the underground plumbing then you need to have the sewer videoed.

Originally posted by @Mike Morawski:Top 5 Markets for Multi-familyI always find this interesting in the being of each year and mid year it is updated.Published by National Multi-family Housing Council the top markets domestically.

If you are very experienced at rehab and repairs, and can check things like the attic, foundation, crawlspace, electrical panel, HVAC, and plumbing yourself, then spending $500-$1000 for a home inspector to do the same thing doesn't add any value.