I hope that this is not true, but it may be an old fuse box style as well, and if this is the case I will probably ask for seller concessions to make the necessary upgrades and potentially rewire the entire place.

It's a 3 bed 3 bath, row style condo and very comfortable for my wife and I.

Colonial style, nice front porch.

I could get a 1200SF 3/1 ranch-style house on slab b/t $15-20K in a moderate-quality area with strong rents.

I really liked her writing style.

To answer your question of me as to marketing - I like the words FREE in my style of marketing.

They are going to be part of a Colorado style ranch entrance.

It's one of those old 1950's style houses with a partial flat roof and the AC condensor is on the roof, and the handler is in the attic.This is in Florida, where the insurance rules tend to be strict, and a 4 point inspection is required for "old" properties.

This idea is another path along the same lines as http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/50/topics/72998-credit-partner-arrangement---sandwich-lease, only this is lot more simple and has more options (I can sell outright too).This method I'd sell kind of turnkey style, but as a "leaseback" (with sublet rights) that I'd prepay so they would get their down payment and closing costs back (maybe I could even pay directly to the escrow account?)

Up north condo always implied an apartment building style arrangement.