Lest I get a lot of "you're not doing right by your employer" comments, I often ask for more work so as not to be so bored but I'm limited by my security clearance in what I can do for them at the moment.Without getting into too much detail, while I make a decent salary, I don't have a bunch of money sitting around waiting to invest.

Ask for additional details as to what wasn’t clean and where the wall damage was.

@Chris Mason  Thank you for the detailed explanation.  

You would be wise to obtain a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment to learn if there are any problems which will need to be addressed. 

If you want more details to see if you are a good fit for the program, let me know and we can set up a phone call to discuss. 

Just let the title company know all the details up front and they will be able to sort it out.

You should refer to the section of your local landlord/tenant laws that address ghosts and other spirits.

Playing devils advocate, I provide monthly statements to my clients and if they see any issues I address them.

Look up the property code specific to MN that addresses their rights. 

Better interest rate and stuff, too.This is zoned, was priced, sold, financed, advertised on MLS (meaning you wouldn't see it if you limited your search to multifam), etc, as a single family home (old pic from google street view, I blacked out the single street address)... we had to do some property specific stuff prior to the appraisal.