Hairline cracks (look like spider webs) are usually nothing to worry about and should be expected.

ok so i checked it out the page that you provided isnt their web site its a squeeze page which is geared towards getting you to sign up by offering to give you a free e book which in turn gives them your contact info which adds u to their buyers list or private money lending list and all that depends on the page it self you might want to look in to doing more research on them of course so always do your due diligence when ever you deal with any one 

I recently converted mine to a web app so that I can run numbers while touring a property: https://gocashflowapp.com

Got 3 written bids. 2 contractors found via national web based service.

Some towns will list contractors on thier web site who have worket in the area.

That's the hardest thing.... the good reliable contractors are hard to find because they don't really need the work outside of referrals... the crappy unreliable ones are eager to bid and easy to find haha.

I was searching the web as I usually do and came across a listing someone maybe interested in.

https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onltb/Along with learning the RTA and visiting the LTB web site spend a few hours reading up on past LTB cases to get a better picture of the potential nightmare of being a Landlord in Ontario.

Lastly, I've been trying to help an investor who I met on this site learn how to do meaningful web research on foreclosures.

I don’t want my full name on the public, in case anything I said it accidentally wrong on the web site and get bite by somebody (like tenants or whoever) in the future.