I figured since its going to be a rental unit and not something i'll be living in, I don't need to really worry about the quality of the exterior and instead focus more on a proper loveable interior.

Units do need renovation in all four bathrooms, new flooring and some interior wall repairs, also need new sewer to the main.

Pictures of the interior are also advised along with an inventory list of appliances and what stays with the purchase. 

Like Eric said, without interior pics, I would assume the rehab is gonna cost a minimum 100k.  150k if you're jobbing it out, so I probably wouldn't even bother going to see it in person.

This includes:25% energy savings for interior lighting systems15% energy savings for heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water systems10% energy savings for the building envelopeThis deduction reduces your properties taxable basis.How do 45L tax credits work and what types of properties are eligible for the tax credits?

This includes:25% energy savings for interior lighting systems15% energy savings for heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water systems10% energy savings for the building envelopeThis deduction reduces your properties taxable basis.How do 45L tax credits work and what types of properties are eligible for the tax credits?

I renovated most of the interior.

I bought the home knowing that needed a full renovation, I had a contractor come in and fully demo the interior( walls, ceiling, subfloor, etc.)

I graduated from Miami University of Ohio with a Bachelors in Interior Design and am passionate about inspiring people through their built environment.

2 vacation homes, 1 lot, both gutted down to the studs, both have decent roofs, both need siding work, and complete interiors.