I'm guessing it will be snapped up by some savvy investor from CA or AZ.Try posting it as a business opportunity, an investment opportunity, an -inlaw unit, we call them "Casitas" in this neck of the woods, classic car storage, garage band space and on and on.

We also removed the old, stained carpet from the stairs and added wood treads that matched the hardwoods throughout.

The garage appears to have been run into by a vehicle that knocked the wood framing off of the slab causing it to lean and making it unsafe to use.

It’s well maintained and has a large yard backing up to woods/trails which we enjoy for our dog and hiking.

Agree with @John Teachout - refinish the wood flooring is option #1.

That list does cover the heavy hitters, but just to sum it up here are some that I always look for (I also get a home inspection for each property before buying it and ask my inspector to check for these things).Stuff You Can't See (aka takes a test or a professional)AsbestosLead based paintLead in the soilBuried oil tanks (if the home use to have an oil furnace)Collapsed/Rooted sewer linesPoor septic tanks (I have heard of people buying homes and finding out that a 50 gal drum is the septic tank)Stuff You Can See (or easily find out on your own)Old wiring (knob/tube, cloth, aluminum)Cast iron plumbingBroken roof raftersDry rot, termites, wet rot, and just wood support issuesMoldFuses/Multiple electric panelsSloping floorsCracked foundationsSigns of water in crawl space/basementThose are the ones just of the top of my head which can quickly add thousands of dollars to a job.

The appraisal requested the existing wood siding be painted and repaired in certain places were the boards are messed up.

By pulling up the wood in the foyer, bathrooms, laundry room, & closets, we actually will have enough of the old maple to do all the floors in our house.

Fees, perceived shenanigans and overbidding made it impossible to find a deal in my neck of the woods.

So the house needs some rehab.The Bad:House needs the following:New kitchen - Cabinets, sink, countertop, walls, wood floor refinishedNew upstairs back porch - Needs to be replaced.