Caving roofs are manageable, old meth houses- well you decide if its worth the risk.

I'm a local in the Phoenix area (Cave Creek specifically) and I currently work as a Field Service Engineer for Hitachi.

She was delighted that anyone was showing interest in the property and gave me the full tour as we built some rapport.

Cave Creek2.

You're first time in the cave, find someone who already knows their way around in the dark. 

While it’s yet to be scene where this plays out long term as I have about tripled my renovation budget and will be offering a much nicer product it will feel good to know no ones going to be living with duck taped walls and floors that are caving in.While deadlines have slipped and delays are countless I am still pushing the crew to get done two units ASAP!

The LTRs tend to cater more to young couples, retirees, a single person who wants to make one bedroom an office/guest bedroom/man cave, etc.

With no direction, I would spend days meandering the underground caves of the Massachusetts state code.

@Mary Woodman If you had no inspection/due diligence period, then legally you are likely done, unless you pressure him for his “illegal activity”...you caved in to “pressure to get the deal” without even seeing it.

I'm saying moderate compared to full gut jobs, roof caving in, condemned, etc.