Skora I recommend to try and exclude owner-occupied or include owner unknown along with absentee owners.

At least have the decency to actually look at the property and of course we all use the inspection contingency to uncover unknown issues in attics, crawl spaces, basements and many other areas that require a full inspection.

I'm excited to do the deal but I have fear of the unknown. 

As far as backing out yes you can request your Escrow deposit back during the inspection period for any reason you deem fit, many individuals will say it is a free look however professionally that not the best description since it is not free, with any due diligence you invest in inspections and other professional services to answer as many unknowns as possible to remove as much risk as you can prior to purchase.

Ill shoot you a PM with some contact info and maybe we can meet up and figure out a way forward, or I can contact you with my wife and she can even get you set up on a search and help you navigate some of those "unknowns" you mentioned before.

Timeline for that is unknown...like life.

Capex would be limited to the condo association or future special assessment which are unknown.

Unfortunately we go into most leases with some unknowns, if they check the other boxes you are probably fine.  

However we'll typically draw our rectangle/shape/whatever around the area we're covering, or pick specific zip codes, checkmark combined LTV 0-50% (sometime include unknown if small enough area), last mortgage opened 7+yrs and/or lived in the home 10+yrs. 

Somehow they seem to be nearly unknown here which is shocking.