Also, "Class C" is a catch all for sellers to refer to their D or F class property since its a classification with no real borders.At the end of the day, building a model and throwing some numbers in is easy. 

Even now, I have a PO Box I visit maybe 3 times a year - catches all the marketing materials everyone wants to send me. 99% of it goes from my PO Box to the trash can near the door, before I even leave the lobby. 

Sometimes it's necessary to get eyes on an issue to make these kinds of judgement calls.

I bring this point up because, a 1031 exchange can only be made with like kind properties in the eyes of the IRS.

Anyway, if you didn't have an inspection, you didn't catch these issues on your own and you didn't meet the tenant, I would say just deal with the issues. 

Writing the review, while cathartic, doesn't in my eyes provide the same benefit as the money would. 

I'm closer to keep my eye on investment). 

You can buy strainers that catch large debris but allow water to flow through.

Need to get together to catch up.

They'll clamor for money, and they may even catch up or get ahead.