I have the full inspection report and Need a Few Questions answered. 

Also, inspect the tenant units. 

First of all, I completely sympathize with your position, when I purchased my first home here, the first tropical storm, The BUCKETS (that were taken down and hidden during inspections and walkthrough) in the attic overflowed and began to damage the home.

Chris McNamara out of fitchburg is awesome for multifamily and just inspections in general!

There are annual inspections, paperwork, delayed payments (expect 90 days for your rent $$ to come in), lower end tenants, and needless red tape.

I run an inspection company and and sellers often have the property managers meet us at the property to ensure we have access. 

He has the calvary come out to inspect this bag.

Then at completion and final inspection, it’s rolled into another loan on normal payments.

However, maybe they don't want to pay realtor commissions, or do showings, or if it's grandma's house move all the junk out, or deal with a loan contingency from a risky buyer, or an appraisal contingency if it's going to go way above list and appraisal, or an inspection contingency if they might have some risky structural stuff in the background.

These types of loans have more risk for a seller due to inspection requirements and sometimes lower qualified buyers.