You can always ignore the indications, however it does not benefit you in the long run.

Most tower companies tend to be unresponsive as they are usually working opportunities where a carrier has indicated there is a need.

When you can do this, the money or capital will come.Now, I or anyone might have told you get a money guy, partner up, go wholesale, work with seller financing or any wild and crazy idea, but you're really not ready to go there starting out, your question itself indicated a lack of entrepreneurship skills.

Update-I talked to a lawyer who indicated that this would not be legal in any way.

In NY, The law indicates that the property owner is responsible for outstanding utility bills for water and trash.

This indicates that the one investor has it under contract and someone else, who is not party to the contract,  is marketing it.  

As most of the replies here indicate, buyers have little imagination for what will be, and the first impression means a lot.That having been said, I wouldn't necessarily turn down a listing that was in the process of being fixed up.  

I'm early in the discovery process, but my (unconfirmed) numbers indicate that I'll get a 12% cash on cash return before raising rents to market value, and a potential 25% after rents are brought up.

I have had to create spreadsheets for my sellers to indicate any income or expense information.  

When renewing their Iease, I indicated if they paid on time I would discount their rent $25.