Keep in mind house was 20 bye 30' and had 3 -26 foot steel beams we poked thru underneath,,,propped up both sides to match the main beam in the center. 

The property basically needs everything - new roof, electric, brick masonry for the structural wall, the upstairs has water damage everywhere with beams needing to be replaced and holes in the floors. 

Also if you have a basement and there is a similarly located  support wall or beam in the basement it is load bering.Look at the slope of your roof over the wall or stick your head into th eattic to determine th edirection of your rafters.

I either drop ship envelopes to them or some pick up in person since I work from home.High level overview of what I have going on, I have 15k laser printer that blasts out 40 envelopes a minute, it jams once maybe every 4000 envelopes.

I normally read a book the first time more like a shotgun blast instead of a laser beam.

I've seen rough hewn timbers for support beams before (floor or roof) but never a raw log!

The force of the earth on the back side is so great that it may have bent the I beams used.

Get laser focused.3.

BM1 stands for beam type 1.  

If there's a basement with a beam under that 14' wall (another good clue its load bearing), the beam may be adequate.