@Drew Cameron while every situation is different because quality of life always plays a role in someone's housing choices, I think the best options you could have are as follows:1) Analyze the cost-benefit of fixing up the house and selling it versus selling the house as-is. 

According to Article 134, the Uniformed Code of Military Justice indicates:“Any person who borrows a specific sum of money from an alleged person/persons at the alleged time, and dishonorably fails to pay even after the alleged due date, is in violation of the general Article 134 and shall be punished as deemed fit by the military court.”What this means in English is that if the landlord calls the Commander or First Sergeant of the service member and explains that rent is delinquent, they hold to power to punish the Soldier accordingly.

@Artie Wrightson - yes we passed on this deal@Cameron Bresn - thank you very much for your detailed information. 

@Cameron Rafford Welcome to the REI game! 

@Cameron Rafford I would honestly recommend to sit tight, continue to learn, and build your wealth.

allegedly he went out and put up two pieces of rebar and said there's my line. 

@Cameron F.

@Cameron Burnett as @Paul De Luca said most inspectors will simply want you to escalate this to a specialist and an engineer can take a week or so to get out typically. 

@Cameron Sume@Jason Hartmann always preaches that real estate is a multidimensional universe.

@Cameron Tope Thanks for taking the time to provide your feedback man!