If it is a tax lien foreclosure  I find it extremely odd that there would be 2 year redemption period after the foreclosure.

A sentence explaining that no work can begin prior to the signing of the contract and the owner receiving a copy of the contract.An arbitration clause for settling disputes, signed by all parties, in 10 point type or larger;"The contractor and the homeowner hereby mutually agree in advance that in the event that the contractor has a dispute concerning this contract, the contractor may submit such dispute to a private arbitration service which has been approved by the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation and the consumer shall be required to submit to such arbitration.

I looked up Auburn, ME and the only thing I saw concerning to me was that other places I've been researching all had home appreciation. 

We are starting to build some savings, but it's extremely small.

Easy, no hassle, paid properly, and time and time again we get an investor who might talk us into a project or two and I couldn't tell you the last time it wasn't extremely stressful, or cutting corners and cost.

While the pictures look pretty, I would be concerned regarding what is behind the walls.

I'm still concerned about how she is paying for the rent when she originally had concerns about it. 

The seller wanting an offer pre-inspection is cause for concern.

Instead of being offended stop for one moment and consider the concerns of others in your building. 

But I am presuming that the purchase price will still be in/pegged to a hard currency, not necessarily reflecting the dire local economic situation.My own concerns, off the top of my head - putting aside the fact that the country is at war - would be:1.