Thought this was a good place to show this bathroom drainage surprise.

Your heart will be pounding so no need to stress yourself out further. 3) A box clipboard might be useful for not only a solid writing surface but also to hold phone, calculator, or other items as you don't always have much wiggle room to rapidly put hands in pockets or handbag and back again (it's a bit of a body pack).4) Make sure you budget extra time in case you win because you'll be racing to the bank and back.5) If bank isn't within walking distance, you may want to take a rideshare or cab to the bank and back. 

Of course for other items that are not covered I use local resources to fix the problems.The fact that your property is 15 years and counting, if I were you the warranty would be one of my tools used to manage repairs that will surface later.Lastly, I look at the use of warranty as an insurance policy.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Bernie BurkeIf you invest in a syndication make sure to get updated reviews - whether here on BP, or in other investment clubs, a lot of the buried bodies are making their way to the surface.  

But if you evaluate the area, the property, and then aim to make sure you're operating at cash flow breakeven or better, that's where you're going to win big in Detroit.What you're saying is correct, but let's go underneath the surface here.

Sounds good on the surface and collapses upon actual calculation/analysis.

It can also come to surface that you don't really have a partner............where does that lead you?

There is no such thing as a quiet real estate transaction, eventually what people do will surface.

As to the water on the subfloor, it looks like it’s coming in from surface water since the stain is so high.  

Then, test and identify drainage by filling tanks with a water hose to see where/how they drain.That's my three cents.