In states that do not require disclosure or "No Representation", it is the buyer's responsibility during due diligence to uncover defects through inspections, ect. 

A good originator would have an in depth discussion with you about all of those things so we could try and uncover the best balance. 

I'll say this, too, if you are going to end your relationship with your tenant, do so nicely. 

In these old houses half the time when you first uncover it it looks twice as bad as it actually is. stab the existing wood with a good size screwdriver to find weakend and rotted areas.

I think there are different investment opportunities in any market but you have to kiss a few frogs (maybe a lot) to uncover them. 

Didn't know short sales existed much anymore so nice find.

We have found people are so nice and generous at these!

This is exactly what everyone tells you not to do ; have the nicest house in a not so nice area.

Thorough research of your project’s financial and architectural design constraints will eliminate costly assumptions and guess work by uncovering facts, establishing construction costs and a realistic project budget.

Think of your job as essentially being a private investigator with the goal of uncovering all of the hidden details about the property.