They help land tenants, reconstruct the building, handle contractors,etc.

Short vision, damage will be cleaned up and reconstruction can be made, but longer-term will those business's leave?

I am wondering if there is any way to reconstruct the house to allow it to be a traditional single family home.

It appears to be quite expensive to take down and reconstruct, so before we commit to that, I wanted to see what all utilities are being utilized by the chimney- does anyone have any advice for doing this, and/or any recommendations of experts (Cincinnati local) that may be able to assist in figuring out the problem? 

Other health care professionals include radiology, occupational and physical therapy, surgeons, anesthesiologists, rehabilitation, respiratory therapists - essentially almost any health care profession.

Finally I found a friend from high school, who is a reputable builder, he hired a structural engineer, removed the concrete and reconstructed the interior support beams.

Since the seller hasn't differentiated this property's income from his other properties, and hasn't kept a detailed rent roll, I've asked to see copies of all current and previous leases to try to reconstruct some kind of occupancy timeline.

The argument lies within thewhy using an agent, surgeon, lawyer, CPA, or financial adviser gets you the leg up in any event.

That grad student starting out who has little credit, but who's father is a surgeon and would guarantee rents may not even call you!

You are going to need to reconstruct the T12.