My question to you would be are you dead set on the North Georgia market?

I would encourage you to just state you want to send an amendment to the price (or repair addendum showing what want fixed, usually price reduction is easiest with amendment for AS-IS properties), attach a copy of a quote from a GC/sub so the other party knows it is legit, and then move forward if the numbers still work, or back out if the deal is dead.

At least you tried it... hopefully it rises from the dead in the future, bigger and better!

Since this was a buy and hold when empty due to me doing it has dead time.

The utility company will most likely be a dead end.

A dead furnace on Week 1 can cause a lot of discomfort if you don't have the means to deal with it yet.I'm also curious how your property manager works out.

@Angie Williams is dead on when it comes to Haverstraw.

He jokes that everyone he used to work with is dead so we don't have too many contacts from him. 

I bought a system with 3 cameras. 1 camera went dead way faster than the others..... it was defective,  the others last 3ish months and when the batteries need changing really only 1 out of the 4 batteries is dead.

No it will not pass inspection with windows that do not close, a front door you see daylight through even when the dead bolt is locked.