But you can work around anything if you have enough money.There could be other problems to overcome with older houses related to plumbing and electric.

Seller warrants that at the close of escrow all heating, cooling, electrical, appliances, and mechanical apparatus are to be in working order, and the roof (s) to be in good repair and free of any leaks.4.

But that is what it looks like in the photo and can't see the ceiling.Old houses used tar paper as a vapor barrier and can be changed out, maybe during an electrical update.

I would like to know where investors are finding high cash flow Properties SFH/MFH that are newer than 2000 or if they are older have been completely rehabbed from roofing, electrical to piping?

My rent, gas/electricity, phone bills and cable sums up to $950 month.

They are estimating 20k plus in upgrades such as hurricane impact windows and doors, brand new energy efficient AC units and duct work (to ensure soundproofing) and insulation.

Tenant pays electric.

Everything else -- as we make various updates over the next few years, we would like to update the electrical and plumbing (unless other landlords think that's $$ poorly spent).

I've been looking for some investment ideas lately & i would love to eventually invest in energy.

I've replaced all electrical upstairs, but the lower level is knob and tube, the plumbing is in poor condition.