It is something to consider whether adding some to your portfolio would benefit you as a means to hedge against a worst case currency crisis.

Assuming the design from the 50's is sufficient then the worst you might need to do is have the ducts cleaned. 

And that you already talked to your lawyer to see what the 'worst case scenario' would cost in money and time to get them evicted.I would NOT let those tenants stay no matter what.

Drop the data in excel for an easy way to analys the data and change the numbers around to see best and worst cases.

Ask your insurer, because not doing so doesn't do anybody any good if they were to say no then you wouldn't want to allow it, if you don't tell them and they would have said no and the worst happens they certainly won't protect you then.

At the end of the day if you can find a deal that fits your criteria and at worst breaks even every month, I still look at that as a win.

See if they'll have a drink with you and ask them what the worst part of being a GC is, and then research why those are problems.

I'm in negotiation with seller and hoping to get sale price down to $365k- $375, but included worst case in my analysis. 

Drop your best tips for investing/best and worst strategies/etc!

(This valley currently has the worst amount of COVID-19, as is in Idaho, by August 2020.