Also, don't feel like you are Christopher Columbus discovering a new world.

So while possible, I'd be more worried about surprise damage they left in my house for me to discover months down the road.

one or two newer support beams placed under a joist showing some signs of sagging...I did the following:1- had a 10 day inspection addendum in the contract with the right to terminate based on inspection.2-Had a home inspector and contractor go through the place.3-Built a "surprise repair" cushion into the purchase price.With a house like this, however, I have a concern that even a good inspector and contractor could be missing bigger hidden things, only to be discovered while we are rehabbing.

I hope you wouldn't enjoy slamming a fellow LL when they were already down.

I'll let you know what I discover and how well it actually works. 

There was some title cleanup to do after the purchase and we ended up releasing a number of liens and assigning others, and in drafting these documents discovered that the information included in the summary was frequently inaccurate.  

Not sure how the lease is written up between existing Tennant and LL.  

It is easier to collect on a court judgement than it is to collect from a bill you send.From our experience, the eviction court judgement will not cover property damages and extra cleaning fees which are discovered after we regain possession of our property. 

Once I have discovered credit karma, Experian service was canceled without notice.

He just discovered this last week that the outside walls are infested.