There have been numerous accidents over the years where indoor tanks have been cut out and removed but the fill pipes left sticking out of the wall.

Thank you @Dustin Davis and @Andrew Johnson for your replies in light of my failure to ensure proper formatting.  

You have a budget, if $1000 is the fixture budget for that light, buy it. if the budget is $200, then find a $200 light.

Im not sure how true that is that's why im hoping someone with experience can shed some light for me. 

Additionally when you encounter a bad tennat they will make you pay, lights on 24 hrs, water running non stop, stove used to heat the unit, windows wide open all winter etc. etc.Never buy a multi that does not have separate utilities.

The smell was pretty light, but I noticed it.

New carpet upstairs and in the basementNew laminate downstairs Brand new appliancesAll new kitchen, including granite countersAdded a pantryDemolished two downstairs bedrooms and made into one with an en-suiteMaster bath with tile floor and a HUGE tile showerNew electricalNew plumbingNew ductworkTile fireplaceChalkboard/magnetic wall in the basementNew landscapingNew facia boardingNew lights I lost track of how many new windows I would post pictures here, but it appears we can’t do that on mobile (Mindy Jensen can we get a patch/update for that?)

Second is Maryland Pkwy light rail being proposed; that could potentially bring great value to properties nearby as if that does happen, it will be a busy corridor.

White is light and has broad appeal.

When we did the inspection I realized these tenants were not taking care of the property but I didnt see any red light.