Apartments ect.Call your county health and human services building and ask for a list of subsidized housing.

And your agent and you will no doubt have a condition of one unit (in 2-4 until property) being vacant (and even a walk through) prior to closing.

They do NOT capture the reality of every market condition, every strategy option, every goal objective.

It is all about know what comps to choose, and how to value or devalue certain features, and understanding the condition scale etc.I would be leery though of placing it under contract with a buyer who has not seen the property.

For something undervalued on the MLS you would probably have to find something that condition will limit the financing options.  

I can't comment on condition of the mechanics but judging from the pictures the exterior looks to be in great shape.

The basics are you find someone who will sell a house at a discount because of the condition of the home or some other special situation like death or divorce. 

We've really updated/remodeled and made our current home awesome and in move-in ready condition (new carpets, paint, fireplace, remodeled kitchen, remodeled bathrooms, custom tile, etc...).

The condition of the house, the property size, location, age of the house, finish work, etc. all weigh in to valuations.

Structures are like people in that the inner condition is reflected in the outer condition, thus any readily apparent deferred maintenance is a harbinger for more problems waiting beneath the surface.