So, I did a drunken review of the house listing, and I have to say, it's a hell of a lot better than 90% of the niggerflips I saw in WA when looking for a house to buy.
No
obvious rotted wood covered in 3 types of paint (interior, or exterior, it mattered not!) or wood flooring that has 1 inch mountain ranges that collapse when stepped on wherever seams existed because the cheap ass chinks that flipped it kept the heat off all winter after installing the "expensive wood flooring" (but failed to fix the obvious gas leak I could fucking smell the instant I went outside borne of a jank ass tri-split using the wrong type of pipe for gas to supply the fireplace at the end of the patio-come-extension, all of which they wanted 500k at 2400 sq ft for BUT I DISGRESS).
Pros:
1) Not a stupid roofing situation. 4 distinct sections with only 1 stupid valley happy pitch-change-o-rama. Lots of vents to flash
but could be way worse. It's a lot of shingles because it's big, but still far from the worst I've seen.
2) Single level. As someone familiar with split level insanity that inhabits the seattle metro area, this is actually really nice, it keeps a home viable as you age. My parents might have killed a man to get a house like this in the PNW.
3) Big
while single level.
4) Not an insane amount of internal issues obvious from the tour, yes I say that being aware of the uh...staining...in certain areas with plumbing. If that staining is indeed hard water, HOT DAMN.
5) That's a nice, simple, BIG out building.
Cons:
1) Are those popcorn ceilings? Not that I give a shit about asbestos with adequate PPE...or if you don't touch it, but the government
does care, and that can get fucking expensive quick.
2) Nigga, what the actual fuck is with these gutters?

Literally $30 at home depot, stop ruining yo brick. But what's that in the right corner?

Look close, WHERE THE FUCK IS THE DOWNSPOUT? OH IT'S NOT FUCKING THERE!
Less than $40 at home depot, nigga...this shit ain't difficult to fix. But speaking of "where the fuck is the downspout?"...

Bruh, come the fuck on.
3) At least some obvious liquid damage on the ceiling, but where from? I hope not from a faulty roof.

4) Potential plumbing issues. It does look like the plumbing might be an issue, though an empty house and a multi-tool with a sacrificial drywall blade will make short work of following the pipes around, but I'd want to spend at least 2 solid weeks chasing every pipe around the house to make absofuckinglutely sure I've got it all sorted ahead of time, and at least 4 weeks total if any problems are found.
5) Carpets...that probably need pulling and replacing. Probably means pulling a lot of baseboards, and possibly replacing them if you don't love the look of them. If replacing carpets with laminate or hardwood, that'd be expensive even if doing your own work, you would want at least 2 weeks assuming you have your ducks in a row and it would need to happen after plumbing investigations (drywall dust gets EVERYWHERE and it's fine as shit, so do that first then pull the carpet with the dust on it).
6) That shower that looks like someone stood in the door, turned around, and unleashed the world's biggest vindaloo shit on the inside of it...nigga I ain't cleaning that with a magic eraser. Replace. Minimum 1 week, probably 2 because nothing ever goes to plan.
7) Questionably finished interior portions of the house. Not the worst thing in the world but galvanized pipe closet door rails, nigga really?
8 )Is that a septic drainfield above the foundation behind the house?

Those looks suspiciously like septic tank cleanout covers...and that's a portion of the property above the foundation. Does this mean it has an ejector pump setup despite not basement much less a bathroom in said basement? I could be wrong but I'd want the most detailed explanation of the septic system I can get before buying because what the fuck why would you do that, ejector pumps are the worst
if you don't need them.
9) Speaking of that picture, those are some BIG deciduous trees very close to the property's roof...