Also 6' is pretty tight if you need to replace any of the block basement walls.Since water is involved I'd also check the mud sills above the bricks for termites and rot.

Idt it’s cut n dry even though the numbers kinda say that it is.

@Eugene RabinovichHouses in obvious disrepair - i.e. tarps on roof, window units, overgrown yards, wood rot on exterior, etc.

The items were siding and fascia rot.

We can't take a house nor the money with us when we leave this planet and as long as I have one meal a day and a dry cardboard box to sleep in I don't worry about material things nor money.

Some beams are on or too close to the ground which is a concern for moisture/wood rot/pests.

They think it’s normal to waive an appraisal on a house with mold and dry rot.

The lake level has dried up quite a bit BUT the property is still waterfront!

May be undersized/failing piers, rot, etc. 

Or join a brokerage that will give you the support you need to get up and running rather than leave you out to dry and see who sticks like a lot of the bigger brokerages do.