If things are unraveling for them, I would call their emergency contact and get their support system involved. 

You keep hearing about what a threat it is to use non-licensed $20 an hour guys who might come and repair a wall a tenant's kid knocked a hole in.

No matter how much screening you do or rules you have in the rental agreement, your tenants can be a contributing factor.I'd rather improve a neighborhood with involved citizens, grant money, the support of the city, and relationships with other landlords than have it legislated.

The difference is in fee simple there are two separate physical lots, and you just happen to share a common wall with 0 separation between the two units.

Went back to the home after the auction and noticed one of the walls in the basement was leaning in and cracked badly. 

If you can be crystal clear and provide examples, then you're more likely to get some support from the agents.  

The interior was stripped down to studs, you could actually see daylight through the walls.

Many in real estate "investing" don't have any money but put their knowledge to work and use other people's money to support the deal.  

Good Morning,I need some insight and recommendations as to a situation that has come up, ina  property I am looking to purchase, that has Exposed wiring , all throughout the house.The house was built around 1955 , and it is all wood on the inside ( almost like a Log cabin on the interior walls ), in that there is no sheetrock anywhere in the house.Well, all of the wiring that goes to the.... light switches, Outlets and ceiling fans, are all " Exposed " and are tacked to the wall with staples.Here is my main question please.....

BUT you want to help support them and their business as much as you can and so you will be looking for a long-term tenant to take their place and if so, you will be exercising your own 60 day notice to vacate.