In the same series they post about how they wouldn't let the repair people or landlord on the premises and made multiple calls to code enforcement and county health department.  

The program's focus is to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.

Very dangerous and a threat to both his health and the overall "health" of your property.

I've written about it on BP in details and recently discussed it with one of the Ohio Health Directors in Columbus.  

I think to accomplish my goals on this one I am going to have to 1)keep trucking along slowly now that I'm back at full health 2)find someone to "buy-in" with equity on this property as a return or 3)sell it 

The net of this was I ended up offering another $5k to bring me up to $150 "take it or leave it" under the threat of the seller walking, which I highly doubted as they needed all proceeds to close on another property they were under agreement on.Bottom line is $150 was accepted in the 11th hour (pretty close to what time I got a signed extension on the appraisal addendum back as it was expiring the day I made the $150k offer), the downstairs unit is listed and being shown, upstairs is being served notice next week and the property  will be "officially" mine Monday!

Shared well, separate 3br septics that have been inspected and are good (Have to add a holding tank per Health Dept. as new regs require 500 gal holding per bedroom and both are 1000gal tanks).This is a country setting on outskirts of town (7min drive) and 1/2hr to 45min to 4 major cities where most employment is. 

Lend less than about $75kSo it's kind of a triple threat (not in a good way), and you may have to figure out some creative financing - maybe the seller would finance with a solid down payment?

You may also get your local county health department to assist with your case - inspection, verification type support.

I only needed the 203K monies to cover required "health & safety" issues.