It's not spraying or broken.  

It was known before closing due to the tenant mentioning it, the same time she mentioned the window was broken into the seller dropped the price to compensate.

It took them 4 years to sell and they had to lower their price to what other units were getting and finally just took a bath on the cost of their upgrades.

While shopping for a small multi-family building (3 or 4 units), I would like to get an inspection of the building to get an estimate of repair costs if any problems are found (foundation, roof, electrical, plumbing, ...

There are two key things hereMost of the plan should survive despite everyone being focused on the bit that is broken.

I just upgraded to the pro plan and looking to connect with local investors.

You will likely need to upgrade the water service to the building as well.

She was told by our local power company, PPL, that our meter base needed to be upgraded, THEN they could put her meter in (there was no meter in her unit because the previous tenant moved and it has been unoccupied for a few months).

Im a new investor and I've been running some calculations with the BP calculator and I think I have found some good deals but I do not have the best credit right now (middle 600s) and I do not have the proper funds id be comfortable with, with buying a investment property to try and BRRRR or just upgrade a few items.

The house is listed for just under $600K, but it has significant damage due to broken pipes.