The only reason they generally reveal their max bid to avoid people running it up to $100k or so if the bank won’t let it go for that since the bank has to pay doc stamps on their bid amount also....they’d rather get it back fir the min $100 bid.

But no house is perfect, even after a full renovation.I would say the inspection is more about revealing defects that are EXPENSIVE to rectify. 

I know I'd pay at least 50 more for something like that.https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/results-of-schlages-industry-insight-survey-reveals-what-millennial-renters-want-in-2017-300369197.html

I will reveal all, once deal is over.

If your contract allows an inspection then you more then likely can back out if the inspection results reveal deferred maintenance.From my point of view those things that you mentioned, except for the drain line, are not things that are a detriment to the building supporting tenants.The thing about inspectors is that they are all IDIOTS!

I think they've revealed their true colors.

Agree with Joel, it simply means the listing agent was probably too lazy to upload all the addendums, or just didn't want to reveal them yet.

http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/225897/Geithners-Stress-Test-%22A-Complete-Sham%2C%22-Former-Federal-Bank-Regulator-Says And more good ponzi stuff revealed.

A credit report will never reveal this.My thoughts are not scientific.

Treat your primary as part of your real estate portfolio and the answer to if it's a liability or asset will reveal itself in the math.Link to: Rich Dad Scam #6: Your House is an Asset