He was able to pinpoint the like to within 6 inches without opening the walls.

Ever inch of trim was peeling off in large sheets.

I bought a great rental property in Brandon that has a 9 inch "heave".

Chicago market realtors dress pretty casual in a t-shirt buy side and dress shirt with sleeves rolled up a few inches in summer when sell side. 

You want eyes on every inch.

Being out a few inches across 50 ft is one thing, but we don't know how far off it is because op didn't say.

There's also 2 feet of mold a few inches high showing signs of previous water accumulation on the floor.

I want no part of the winter as they are expecting up to 30 inches of snow in the next day or soPersonally, I would sell the property and I would most most most definitely sell if I were in your shoes because:-Any profit up tp $250k if single and $500k if married is tax free as you have occupied for at least 2 out of the last 5 years-You have no experience with rentals much less from 2000+ miles away. 

Now I have some hope. lolIt is so true for the sayings: if you give your tenant once inch, they want a mail; if you give them one mile, they want ten. 

The glass in the frame has sunk down and is exposed to the outside by half an inch.