This property, built in 1885, is explicitly marketed as a 'contractor special' and 'home to remodel,' which is strongly supported by the visual evidence. The images reveal extensive disrepair throughout, including significant wall damage with peeling plaster, worn and damaged flooring (missing planks, water stains), and extremely outdated and basic fixtures in the bathroom (pink sink, old vanity). The kitchen area shown is also very old, basic, and likely non-functional, lacking modern appliances. While an electrical panel appears somewhat updated, other systems like the water heater look old and the overall plumbing is exposed and rudimentary. The exterior shows considerable weathering and neglect, with old, potentially unsafe stairs and balconies. The description also notes 'Most all updates done but not verified' and advises due diligence on permits, indicating potential hidden issues and unpermitted work. This property requires substantial repairs and rehabilitation, making it unsafe or very uncomfortable to live in its current state, aligning perfectly with a 'poor' condition score.