A vessel bowl sink allows some more surface area for functional use when limited on counter space. 

It was built in 1991 and looked on the surface to be in great shape.

The property on the surface has everything I am looking for and fix comfortably into my risk tolerance and budget.

The water/sewer thing you mentioned is in regards to an issue the city of Akron had with their very antiquated sewage/storm drainage system.  

If the appearance of the walls or the desire is to not see the water, the walls can be covered properly to the drainage in the floor for an additional $2,066.

It actually cuts down on cooling cost in the summer with the extra air buffer between and the highly reflective surface of the metal.

This is how I judge others too, and my belief system tells me it's the right thing to do.But a few realities have surfaced lately.

You could wear a mask all day, and go touch a public surface (escalator/stairs railing, door knob, etc) then go grab an apple from your local grocery store, take your mask off, and eat that apple.

There were $72k in maintenance things needed on his units, including the drainage and repaving the parking lot. 

They can probably do a visual inspection immediately and indicate whether it is likely or unlikely, then they can conduct a physical test of mold in the air and on surfaces.