If that's the only place you have money, that's a symptom of larger things.

I assume the reasoning is that deadbeat tenants are terrible at managing their finances and overpaying is just a symptom of this.

These currencies were not destroyed because they printed too much money, I argue that that was the symptom to main problems of an overthrown government, a war ravaged or otherwise incapacitated economy and maybe most importantly owning national debts in something other than the currency in which they are the monopoly supplier of.

Sometimes infidelity is the cause, sometime the symptom.

Not having money is a symptom of not enough income and/or too many latte's and car payments.  

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SethYour approach to having inspections done but not relying on the inspection alone is wise and will go a long ways to minimize risk.As far hidden structural defects there are several simple and easy things you can do yourself to identify possible symptoms of structural problems that may need correction.

You HAVE to dry this thing up somehow,,,just dont throw bandaids on symptoms and not real issue.

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Without more investigation, nobody is going to be able to tell you if this is a symptom of a serious problem, or if it's routine settling that is presenting a purely cosmetic issue.While you can take the safe approach and run away (like some others are suggesting), keep in mind that by doing so, you're giving other investors (like me :) an opportunity to swoop in and grab a great deal because we're willing to spend a couple hundred bucks on an engineer and then potentially negotiate the price down far below market value, even if the underlying issue isn't severe.If spending a little time and money is something you're willing to do in order to potentially get a great deal, then I'd recommend finding a good structural engineer and having him visit the property and make an assessment.