She just left the property on Sunday and I did the walk through to assess any damages and immediately was hit by a very strong smell of cigarette smoke.

It has some foundation damage and the electrical panel is outdated.

I am more looking at it as that most of the others have been torn down or destroyed (hurricanes, structural damage, etc.) and these are the ones that happen to be left.  

On one there is a large hole in the roof that's been there for years meaning there is probably significant water damage and mold inside.  

Of course I'll go smaller if the money is there, but the 16+ was something I've heard from Grant Cardone; a major influence on my drive, work ethic, and my future success.

I ended up with some damages, but I was able to resolve with the person renting.

I would make sure tenants know they are liable for water damage.  

And I haven't heard a single friend mention that they think this will influence their decision to either stay in the city or flee to the suburbs.Additionally, I understood when buying in this city that there would have to be a financial reckoning.  

If you have made any effort to reasonable air seal the building envelope, then you need the range hood to extract stale air and humidity as a regular air exchanger will not typically be able to adapt to accommodate cooking.Even if your house is not tight, it is still appropriate to properly vent the cook top to prevent moisture damage and grease build-up on the ceiling above.

@Jerryll Noorden I haven't had to deal with returns or damage yet, but I use bigger retailers that, I would assume, have a pretty seamless return procedure.