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It is good if you can return it back to the store if it doesn't work, because in some houses it will just not work.

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You need to know the phases of your house.

People think, it is as easy as plug and play, but it wouldn't be networking if a few curve balls were thrown your way would it.

This is a good start.
https://www.homeplug.org/about/faqs/

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From reading it they seem to have solved that issue with the phases. I have looked into powerline previously but it was back in gen 1 when it was it better be the same wire or no dice. I was wondering how I could tell if it will work beyond guessing. At this point it really is my only option so I am going for it either way and hoping for the best. 

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