The roof has been replaced and the demo work has been complete/cleaned.

Rip off the front deck, add columns, siding, windows, roof, add driveway, refinish floors, rewire entire house, re plumb 90%, board/plaster/paint, Rent.

One of the properties is listed for 200k, rents for 1870 a month and I've calculated an average of 724 in expenses per month (going overboard with CapEx and it has a 2 year old roof).

When my plumber checked it, nothing was leaking.

The inspector came back and said that the roof was marginal.

An attached property that had a door that led to the roof of the auction property that had couch, table, fridge, etc on the roof. 

My cardboard box hovels kept leaking, the van down by the river got washed away in a flood, and I got evicted from under the railroad bridge.

As I read the certified docs from tenant in my owners portal, apparently fixes for some of the same problems lamented, had not been done properly (unbeknownst to me - garbage disposal replacement is an example, tenant apparently stated it was not done correctly, and requested proper repair, which on my side, I was advised of a new repair request, a leak in the Kitchen sink - I am clearly getting robbed here) .. so what should I do in waiting this out???

What would happen with roof repairs, or leaks, or anything else that could happen as a result of only owning half of a building. 

We remodeled that unit as well, cleaned up the exterior, fixed the roof, replaced a couple AC units, brought in new appliances, and rented all units out.