Anthony Smith in my town if the city has papers on window you can get ahold of the city nuisance officer and get info from that person.

One example recently is at 2 different properties home passed with no carbon or smoke in kitchen was told not needed as it wasnt required just needs to be outside kitchen and same location has boarded windows in basement only no violation but another location different inspector wants a carbon and smoke inside kitchen even when directly in next room and also wants natural light in basement because windows are boarded.

Same windows, lights, tile, paint, etc. 

The property have the following issues: require new roof, 4 doors, 3 windows, 2x kitchen update, 2x bathroom slight update, appliances, new Hvac system (heating is electric baseboard) and other touch ups like paint and etc... i contacted 2 contractors and they gave me between 40-59k rehab cost. 

There is water damage on all the upstairs windowsills as I believe she never shut her windows.

Barn wood, the real stuff, is an artisan supply item that is used for great crafts and interior decor - - there's no substitute for it when it's in the hands of a "craftsman".Just like you don't put Home Depot windows into a Queen Ann or Victorian, a craftsman looking for Barn Wood knows what he wants and will not rest until he finds it.

I assumed it to be $0 because these are the things that they are working on currently:New 30 year architectural shingle roofExterior wood repair and paintLaminate hardwood throughout downstairsSmooth all ceilingsFill in swimming pool and sod back yardNew furnace and ACNew water heaterNew bathroom vanities in all bathroomsPressure wash exteriorLandscapeTrim treesCeramic tile in KitchenNew kitchen counter topsNew sink and faucetCarpet stairsRefinish hardwood upInstall washer box to prevent future leaksSeems like they hit everything except for windows/foundation?  

Then I said, oh, you're in the home with the carthage stone retaining wall, with a wrap around front porch, white with a black roof and a stain glass window in the top gable.

There are a few rotten logs,  the windows have PL glue in the corners,  the kitchen cabinets and counter tops are just set in place,  carpeting on walls in bedrooms,  piece of plywood for a ceilingin an upstairs room.  

Its just one of those things that you hate to happen when you arent the type of person who lets bills slide etc.