A lot of good things here for me consider when evaluating a market. 

Post photos of the progress.

Of course I would evaluate a situation like that case by case.

Our construction project has slowed down but we are progressing slowly with caution at this point and low availability of labor and materials. 

You can also have it scoped to evaluate the condition. 

We initially opened an account with Equity Trust but immediately closed it, after I read many forum posts.We're going LLC Checkbook control route and still in progress with state filing and operating agreement.

This is actually a $145k property built in 1955 that was bought back in 2009 and evaluates for about 165k at the moment in the market.

The geologist and toxicologist hired by the plant for ground and air sampling has assured me that the property is not in the contaminated area (I have these contacts because my current residence a block over has vapors coming in through the foundation and remediation in progress). 

Should be evaluated by specialist.11) Water staining present on the ceiling in family room in main house where the roof seam meets between the main house, and un-permitted area12) A few closet doors have been damaged and need to be replaced.13) Another window needs to be serviced because it won't shut14) Need to add fire alarms to bring up to code15) Looks like the kitchen needs to be re-done16) Bathroom repair- fix some slight leaks, a couple toilets, re-do caulking in tubs, re-do flooring and base moulding17) Recommends replacing water heater, and HVAC.

Now, time to evaluate that beer supply...