If the inspection reveals no other problems due to that crack, you'll want, at the very least, to fill it in by injecting with epoxy or grout to keep water out. 

I am wondering how much should I reveal in an ad. should I mention some of the terms I am looking for such as 6% interest rate over 30yr fixe and 10% down payment.

As many tenants will tell you to your face that they do not have a cat or dog, and then try to sneak them in...What about the following idea: Ad text say "pet friendly" Seems people are more likely to reveal pet ownership that if you say "no dogs/cats allowed."

. :) )A little google sleuthing reveals that one of the people above was an agent that is being cited for activities after his licensed was suspended.

So they will also know what I got the property for to reveal my profit?

Even a quick visual inspection will probably reveal pet damage to other surfaces besides the floors.

That information is only revealed once you actually become a franchise owner ($15,00 later)..Lastly, they take 5% of your net earnings per deal.

That doesn't mean he shouldn't have revealed the tax issues etc. to you in advance but I have known people who have had major tax issues who were surprised in that fashion when they didn't think it was an issue any longer.

It was only zoned to be a duplex, not a triplex and I was given a month to make the garage apartment go away.Further research revealed that I could perhaps have the apartment waivered or "grandfathered" if I could prove that it had a rental history. 

I ended up accepting their offer, so we will see.BTW, given that an inspection revealed no concerns other than it being at end of life, is there any argument for getting work done now as opposed to when the weather improves in a few months?