As far as the sag, it looks like the typical roof for a 70 year old house in my area.

The larger metro areas typically have much greater swings. 

I typically deal with a lot of plumbing issues (water heaters, toilets, leaks), HVAC issues, and carpentry repairs (rotted subfloors from toilets, busted doors etc..).

A trustee who's name appears on 50+ properties is not your typical Mom & Pop estate planning.

@Janaye Joyner typically money spent just to sell is not returned in full.

If $1700 is market rent and market isn't saturated, the prince shouldn't be a problem and renters typically are renting because they don't want to commit to a mortgage and/or may not qualify or need to move in a few years.

EMD's are typically driven out of whatever requirement the seller requests (typically for FNMA) - The multi-offer situation isn't only on FNMA...

How much do you typically charge as non-refundable deposit as well as monthly pet rent?

Definitely be prepared to be challenged on that if $600 for your type and size of unit typically gets better rents.

They typically want a house in the lower to mid price range that can be easily fixed & flipped or fixed & rented.