You might not be required to update it - check with your local building dept to find out what code is - but you might want to anyway just for safety as a landlord.

Be patient and you’ll do much better.

Lately, I allow my money to marinate in properties owned for cash and index funds out of safety and then I play in stocks for fun and use my line of credit to do my flips.

Health insurance companies are apparently reporting record profits, and patients like my son and husband, both with pre-existing conditions, now have coverage instead of denials that could have bankrupted us.  

, but be patient and realistic about the time frame.Anyways - hope this isn't too much of a debbie downer response. 

I bought property in BC and did extremely well with it.. both in the Currency arbitrage and massive appreciation.. not to mention safety US like banking I got bank loans at owner occ rates.. granted had to put more down..

Keep those things in mind and take the time to find key people you can leverage in your business.Be patient.

In this case, there might even be safety concerns.

My recommendation would be not to do the foundation repair(s) unless it is a complete cure - or a safety issue. 

Sadly, a lot of cancer patients die in their own homes.Now if this was a break-in robbery and murder... different story.Take the market value rent that you can get.