There were 7 showings on the first day on market, so while we are optimistic, it may be swept from under our feet.This is a real fixer upper, 100+ yr old home with plaster walls in need of some repair, hardwood floors which we hope to salvage, but the house looks straight out of the 1940's.  

(Two floors, slab foundation)Electric and gas are available.  

"They don't like the floor plan."

I dont see any mold, but they are busting out ceilings, walls, floors, etc.

That can mean remodeling, fixing a floor plan, adding a bathroom, finishing a basement or attic, doing a pop top, converting garage space to living space, putting on an addition, doing a lot split, etc...Goodluck!

New: appliances, counter tops, flooring, roofs, AC, furance, etc... can kill your budget/numbers.

Yes, building has a floor plan that allows spaces to be split easily.8.

And it's gorgeous, believe me... new kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint, appliances, the whole nine.

It has original hardwood floors in need of some TLC.

(Our last purchase involved moving an electric panel to a common hallway for the 2nd floor apt.