Some positive qualities and some negatives.One bathroom looked redone and the other appeared from the 90's with a laminate counter top.

It has appeared to have a pretty decent amount of traffic given the town size.The seller would like to lease back the property upon selling it.

I have about $35,000 of savings and another $150,000 I can borrow from family for 6-12mo.One duplex is fully occupied and appears to be renting well below market rent (still waiting on lease for confirmation).

The dog is generally a nuisance to my tenant, and it appears (according to my tenant) to be heavily neglected. 

The tab for the contract downloads doesn't appear to be available any more.

Boy friend not at showing, trailer trash appearance, cigerets, advance rent payment, blowing off signing.  

KW and Remax appear to be larger than they because they have tons of franchises.

It appears that both houses were doused in lighter fluid, and unit B was lit on fire.

It appears to be an old silver smelter from around the turn of the century a hundred years ago.

But in many cases 90% of it is superficial cheap stuff to deal with or often just ignore as "normal"Its about the numbers......even if it appears "major", if the work/condition fits with what your are paying, then it is what it is and you have to decide if you want to deal with it or decide its not worth the hassleThe time it becomes a "deal breaker" is when the cost to fix those items isn't reflected in the price/value of the home.