The the sellers can properly make an educated decision, but then how many people would want to buy a house where the foundation is end of life and to fix it is a 20k expense.The void wall is not that big of a deal as long as the home can properly cool or heat, which I believe just roof insulation and the right tonnage will accomplish. 

Very helpful in my decision making.

There’s a lot of people that say they want to get started then sort of fizzle out so if you can stick with it, it will be the one of the best decisions you’ve ever made

This was based on case law of lawsuits filed by both private parties and the SEC, and judicial decisions and court rulings in various district courts.To make things more concrete for private issuers, the SEC instituted “safe harbor” rules centered around Regulation D section 504, 505 and 506.

Congratulations on your decision!

The decision on where to invest comes down to a lot of factors including your budget and investment criteria, so it's hard to recommend specific areas.

Comps-  Your realtor should be providing you comp analysis, this is the best way for you to make a conscience decision on a deal.  

The decisions you make are yours.

You could potentially go back to the inspector or maybe even the sellers if it was something material that would have made a difference on the decision to buy that was either withheld or not flagged as a concern when it should have been.

The decision to accept or pass on a tenant isn't made on credit score or late payments alone.