Our inspector's recommendation would be to have a professional framer come and reframe the attic/roof in about 10 years, at the same time a new roof will be required.In regards to the basement, there was major powder post beetle and termite damage in the supporting beams of the home.

Make sure to do your due diligence (structural inspections, radon, termite, etc.) 

We did a very thorough inspecition of the property and it needs: New roof, AC, Insulation, Windows, minor electrical issues, new stairwell, main drain replacement and it of course has termites.

For the 200-300 every month, it doesnt seem to be worth it in the short term (I know long term it would be worth it.)

Active termite (which I believe was taken care of already, just need to see a documentation.)2. 

Active termite (which I believe was taken care of already, just need to see a documentation.)2.

At closing we didn't close after the discovery and the opinion of the inspector. 2 days later they sent a termite inspectors to get under the home and photograph the floor joists etc. the inspector again said it was faulty and would potentially cause issues in the future.

If you need home, mold, or termite inspection done let me know. 

However, in the immediate term, it actually spurs activity by getting people off the fence and accelerating their real estate plans before rates go higher.

If you can mitigate your losses by selling in the short term it may be the best option, particularly if you are speculating on appreciation or continued rent increases to turn a profit.