My first house I ever bought I didn't get one done, 1 year after I bought it we had a foot of snow followed by 2 inches of rain, collapsed the old old septic ceiling and had to get a new one put in to the tune of $4k.

No matter what a market does, apart from an actual nuclear, apocalyptic meltdown collapse where Zombies are eating investors alive, I’m all for another 1000 brrrrs. 

So think on that, the actual price to your "easy button" of no self accountability, it only requires the collapse of our entire society. 

No other major issues but here are some notable defects...Plumbing vent flashing currently cracked - leaking.Structural concerns at deck, risk of collapse - rotting ledger and house framing at connection to house - repairs needed, currently hazardous.

I'm a big proponent of mentorship and Masterminds to collapse time, but you need to establish a network you trust first so you can truly vet a mentor or group.

When I had spoken to the city there was no options aside from tearing down the other building, it is an 8 unit 1BR, 1BA sitting sideways on 1 lot with no off street parking, it also had a partial roof collapse.

Or the most fun, a collapsed sewer line from basement to street can cost more than $20k to replace.  

Chipping paint broken elevators, Collapsing ceilings BC the government really sucks at being a landlord.

He gets his money when the job is done, but you have to live with the consequences when the floor potentially bows/collapses in a couple years.Hire an architect who has an engineer they work with.

I found out when they called about a partial ceiling collapse.