The cabinet installers put wood in to fill in the gap.

@Gary Threadgill yes your sight is very difficult to navigate.

I investigated, determined it was most likely caused by something moist being left on the finished wood floor in that spot.

They laid a wood floor over asbestos tile.

Let the people in first and always keep them in sight in front of you.

Items I've noticed:- Unit 1 dishwater and sinkwaste drains in yard- Unit 1 and 2 have broken window panes, ground level units- Outer door to unit 1 and 2 has doesnt have a deadbolt lock- Floors in all units sagged slightly when I walked through- Door jams on 3 of the units have some wood rot- Stairs leading to unit 4 are "rickety"- Rain gutter on unit 4 is hanging off at a -30 degree angleTyping this out, I think I may have slightly talked myself out of this one, but I'm very interested in input from the community!

We're an Air Force family in the UK and have purchased 3 properties from here, sight unseen.

Apparently the investor went and moved on something else and now he wants to do a fix and flip deal and wants to close on a subject by the end of the month. we'll see what happens. at least now I'm not needed to waste time or money on travel, and he's in my neck of woods where he wants to purchase the properties, but eventually the cards are going to have to be out on the table, and when they do I'm going to expose this piece of work to the world.

I don't want to put the seller off, by making an offer on this property sight unseen, but also feel that it would be a waste of time to go see a property, knowing that we could never come to an agreement on price.

@Frankie Woods , I agree that STL is a great market for investing!