Just watch Shark Tank.  

If it has a septic tank then I really, really am interested as this is worth $4,000. 

The seller has been occupying the building as an office for the past 60 years so I doubt there is any environmental issue but there is an above ground oil tank in the basement which is used for heating.

The girl is already like $1000 invested in what she owes for the inspections & having my septic tank pumped out plus she went by the closing date & gave her notice to her apartment people & things changed then she was homeless.

Now all the amateurs will come up and swear by there methods.Here is where the sharks separate from the guppies.

your in for a fun ride on this one.. however the purchase price reflects..my question would be Sewer and Water ... is this all metered city utls or is it septic tanks and leach fields and well water.In our state any well with over 3 users and you need to start a water company and be regulated by DEQ  semi arduous task.. same with shared sewer.hopefully your on city utls.. and its moot.but other wise good luck I suspect you will have to do forced evictions..

RRHey Ralph,I am not sure exactly how much will I get and I am not sure exactly how much is the unit is worth since it jumps and then tanks. 

I've been in SF buy-n-hold E since 99, and  I jumped in the deep end ( big MF purchase in '07 - right before the market tanked).  

Where I am when the market tanked it really didn't affect the housing market at all.

I agree buying on the steps is like swimming with sharks.