You're both welcome to visit next month.

If it checks out, I'll go ahead with financing.

Keep your unit rented and rent someone else when you visit.  

See your attorney.While many may think trying to simply cover the buying/borrowing side, the terms can back fire on you later on as a borrower, you might not be dealing with that original lender, so think ahead and long term before going more than 10 years.

If it turns out that the plumbing is fine, you're ahead of the game.

Thanks Tim, we visited Ft Pierce and enjoyed the downtown area.  

I said, "Ok, go ahead and go with that house."  

If you make a mistake you could end up in second position with a large debt ahead of you.

And you can buy a prime PDX inner city property for the same down as you would be spending on a C class multi in other areas.. far better play for someone your age and with a very long term horizon ahead of you

With agreed value you and the insurance company determine a value ahead of time and that is the amount you are paid in the event of a total loss (assuming 100% coinsurance which I would always recommend).