People just don't take care of pots and pans.

Would like to hear how it pans out for you.

The ventless dryer requires a bit more upkeep: you have to empty a water pan every 2-3 loads and clean an additional filter.

It has a few other strange things such as the interior garage door opens up through the half bath downstairs and also the toilet positioning in the bathroom is kinda odd and facing the sink/counter rather then away.

I just like the area, see a future in appreciation here, and thought being able to get an asset for $0.00 down and maybe tlose $300/mo in the long run might pan out in 3-5 years.

Myself when buying off market If there is a PVC riser then the sewer line has been replaced at some point.. but if its not PVC then its clay and as @Marcus Auerbach mentioned your going to have root intrusions soil moves clay breaks etc etc.. just running water down the shower and flushing toilets is not going to identify the issues generally.. 

It's another input cost, like toilet paper.

As I inspected ahead of my client, I noticed a frying pan on the stove with the remains of a recently cooked meal and some fresh ingredients on the counter and meat in the refrigerator.

my thought is you take on some risk doing this.. if the info  you are providing does not pan out.. you know investors they take a loss and its never their fault its always someone else.

The next trend I see are many OOS investors regretting the appeal of cheap properties that don’t pan out long term.