I would recommend insulating the property and looking at replacement windows if they have not been updated.

Maybe you could find one that someone else has already put back together - new electrical and plumbing, less long distance headaches.My property managers were helpful with penciling out quotes for updates, while I was investing from out of state.

I'll keep everyone updated with how everything is going on in about 6 months. 

Just get something on there and you can always update the design and print 1,000 more for under $50.

As far as things like checking if plumbing work was updated, electrical, or other things behind the walls...

Hi all,
Food for thought. New report from Bright. 
The Philadelphia Metro saw sold listings leave the market in 10 days, the fastest on record. The median sales price rose by a record $40K compared to September 2019...

@Seth HochbergI’m interested to hear about how your deal goes/where you decide to buy.Keep us updated!

It is a 1900 sqft 4 bedroom/ 3 bathroom interior rowhouse built in the 1900's that has been recently updated. 

From what I've found in my research on this unit is that the major repairs have just been completed, roof, updated electrical, etc.The cash flow does work out and the HOA's are reasonable.

Purchase price: $1,265,000 Update Oct '20: Construction is now complete and 15 of the 20 units have been leased thus far.