It takes a while to learn what amperage breakers you need and gauge of wire (a dishwasher pulls up to about 14 amps, needs its own line basically. 20 amp breaker, 14 g wire I believe is what I used, but 16 would suffice.

If I can't identify any deal breakers I'll move forward smith the inspection and see if they come up with anything and then decide how to proceed.  

The electrician said it was a 15 amp breaker and that probably the heater drew too much electricity and burned out the outlet.  

You might need an extra expensive circuit breaker master panel, subpanels, and obviously a lot of wire routing.

Run 14-3 (for a 15-amp circuit) or 12-3 (for a 20-amp circuit) electrical cable from the switch box to the ceiling box so that you have one hot conductor for the fan motor and another for the light.

That alone was a deal breaker.

That alone was a deal breaker.

All the issues that you mentioned are not deal breakers in my mind.

Here where im at i  rehabbed two of them that kind of looked like that  1200 sf- 1500 plumbing, central ac, upgrade breaker box ,floating floor on most of the house  on one i spent 20k and the other one close to 30k used a couple of handymen 

One thing not mentioned is to check your circuit breakers and make sure they are functioning as they should!