The foundation is slab and the foundation guy checked my side of the unit and it walks flat and says no fix needed except the common wall/fireplace has some settlement.

I don't know what to do with the fireplace/chimney.

My handyman strongly recommends removing the stove and boarding up the fireplace.

However.. it hasn't seen an update in quite some time; still lath + plaster walls everywhere, rusted HVAC, the 3 original fireplaces were retrofitted to receive heat.

I did a custom cement look fireplace surround also to hello bring it together.

unfinished fireplace, dumpster, hanging electrical, holes in the closet, and the tile in the bathroom doesn't match the house at all, and the kitchen, which should be your masterpiece is lacking a dishwasher, and it looks like there is a hole behind it, which makes me as a potential buyer question it..  

You have to completely soak the area so the product penetrates into all areas where the urine has penetrated, and then let it air dry.I bought my first bottle when my male cat decided the fireplace was reasonably similar to his litter box, and could be used when he was too lazy to go to the other room.

I have Auto Owners, my properties are in LLC's it is a home owners policy with Landlord Risk, i have $5K deductibles,  and they insure on property value, up to about $70K is $256/year or $350/year if it has a solid fuel heating unit (wood burning fireplace or stove) we have 18 properties spread over 2 policies, I regularity discuss with my agent if it is adequate, and she assures me it is more than I need. 

Indoor fun includes cooking, watching sports/movies/adult movies on an HDTV that has a Roku device, taking a nice bath or shower, playing darts/pool/poker/ping-pong, getting beer from a kegorator, a fireplace, etc. 

Purchase price: $110,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $160,000 large corner lot, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, very well maintained and clean, all appliance included, plank flooring, WB fireplace w/gas starter.