Should I go ahead with the renovation or forget about?

The median price ARV for this home I believe is 105-130 (I looked at the surrounding homes) and I’m thinking 25-30k (as an estimate, to be on the safe side) in repairs. https://www.trulia.com/p/ma/springfield/16-emily-st-springfield-ma-01109--2000301088Thank you all for your advice! 

I have the experience and ability to repair almost everything in a property(furnace repair and replacing the electrical panel are about the only things I can't do).

Then you don't have a way to get anywhere, do any repairs, go to a regular job.

yes, I am looking for rental properties  for long term.I am also thinking like now-a-days properties are all time high, interest rates also not that much low...Should I go ahead or just do private lending for couple of years..until market come down.

It looks like someone started making repairs and reno but then suddenly stopped and now its on the market.

this added detail sure helps. triple check your arv. that and the repairs are key to your success. 

I need a cheap but honest AC repair or replacement in Modesto for a fix and flip condo.

The water bill and repairs you do to your house can now be written off in taxes because half your house is a rental.  

This is the time to build skills that will keep you from wasting that money you're saving.Also, you don't mention what your strategy is, but whether it's flipping or buy and hold, you're likely going to have to deal with renovations/repairs with any property you acquire.