However, the seller is an elderly woman with significant health issues who lives in another state and is non-responsive to her listing agent. 

A broken unrepaired window is a health and safety violation and the City will issue a code enforcement action against you for it if it is not repaired.

And with a ROW home, it may not be so much the noise and the shaking sensation for an elderly person with health issues. 

Your mental health is worth it. 

With an extensive resume in real estate, engineering, project management, start-up development, marketing, accounting, website and business development, coaching and health - he has a keen and calculated understanding of how to get the job done, no matter how complex.

You are alive, you live in the United States, you have your youth and health, you have a wife, and I'll bet, I'll just bet, you have a roof and food.

You could also consider calling the health department if you have one in your area.

Perhaps this is what all of those "foreclosure data providers" will give to you, but I got the itch to write some web programs and I've got some ideas.When researching a foreclosure I would think you would want the following pieces of information:Land / Parcel ID for the propertyDeed for the propertyLiens against the property (mortgage, HELOC, judgments, etc.)Tax recordsContact information for the owner of the propertyCourt cases against the owner of the property (foreclosure, utility companies suing for past due bills, etc.)Public health records (e.g. was the building condemned?)

I believe the Trump tax cuts and new health care plan will free up a lot of cash for a lot of people and boost employment.  

Health for everyone is a concern to me.