You will need to take measurements of the drawer opening and the type of drawer slides used in the vanity.

Assuming the house isn't built on a hill and is sliding, this type of slab cracking is very common in my area where oil companies have sucked the blood out of the earth for over 100 years.

Another benefit is that everyone who works for me knows the story and knows I will not let things slide. 

Thanks Ibrahim,I actually exchanged emails with him a while back but it seems he only does foreclosures.. guess he's busy.I read his great book which has Affidavit for Subsequent Tax Payments, however when I brought this forward to the Tax Collector (after recording the Tax Sale at County) she had no idea how to add a subsequent water lien to the original Tax Sale.This is in Bergen County.

It's going to cost the State three times that much to fight this in a subsequent proceeding.

It]s in the gun sight, that means doing any installment deal like a sub-to will be pretty hard to slide by them.

Due to the way things have played out in a foreclosure I observed, the bank no longer has the statutory right to redeem their interest in the property at question (period for subsequent redemptions has passed).

Let your tenants know you understand that the previous owner let some things slide, but it is not your intention to continue in this manner.

If you get nailed for some violation then your business license can be pulled/denied which will lead to conducting business without a license, if you do and have subsequent violations that can just lead to jail.

If you are planning an extensive rehab/renovation with a subsequent sale that forced appreciation is tax deferred (or tax exempt if held in a Roth).