If for some reason I can't figure it out, I know it will cost a minimum of $100 to have a repairman come out so for most appliances I can get a decent replacement for $100 - $150 (front load washer, glass top stove, ect).

Ask him if he had found any major problems that he took pictures of, if there are only minor things, cracked glass, cracked tile nail holes etc. don't even bother, if something major then it be be good to have to document and use for negotiation.

Honestly, I have no idea if a decent primer will adhere to glass, but it would be an easy fix at least for the ceilings.

Is it truly necessary for you to replace the window or does just the glass need to be replaced.

What is the condition of the crawl space now - is it a tall crawl with easy access or is it pretty small?

Look at each (distressed) property through Investment-colored glasses, and put your personal likes and consumer sentiments aside - completely!

I pick it up, place it in the back of the truck and ratchet strap it in place.  5 min later while driving down a straight, smooth road the oven (still strapped in) falls over and the glass bust out of the door.

People need affordable housing, yet we keep seeing tall, closet like, expensive apartment buildings going up in places where they could've renovated a home for a family.

However my favorite one at target is tall grass.

The Glass Guru is right in Newark. 595-4820