Hows My House Home Inspection

In buying my first home, I was afraid to pick an inspector at random, so I called my uncle who is an electrician. He gave me a name, but didn’t really know the person, I think he worked with him once way back. I called him anyway thinking it would be better than picking one on my own. The price seemed cheaper than I thought it would be, so I hired him. That should have been my first clue. The actual inspection was laid out great. The report was organized and looked wonderful, highlighting any problems in red and giving an overall outline.
Except now that we have been living in the house for about 3 months, we have realized how much this guy really missed. Our biggest issue was the fact that there is NO HEAT WHATSOEVER in the two upstairs rooms. Now, I could have easily noticed there were no radiators myself; however, as a first-​time home-​buyer I naively assumed that this was 2014 and that all homes have heat in all rooms. I didn’t even think to look for that. Even so, you would think my inspector may have mentioned that along the way. Boy, have I learned my lesson!
Also, it clearly states in the report that there were no termites or visible damage to the house or garage. Well, guess what we found … damage … right there on the left of the garage as soon as you walk in. We didn’t notice this at first, but after moving in and really looking around up close at the details of the garage, it’s there plain as day. It looks like this was a past issue, but who cares? It’s still damage!
Besides that, the radiator in the bathroom does not work, the house is freezing because it is so poorly insulated, there is a gigantic hole in one of the upstairs rooms, as well as numerous holes in the walls all over the house. There seems to be quite a few long cracks in the foundation, which he had mentioned one that was normal, but I am seeing at least three. We knew the house wasn’t perfect, and based on what we were told, we were still okay with buying the place and fixing these things ourselves. I understand this is part of being a homeowner, but these are issues that we could have negotiated the price down with in order to get them fixed. Now we are stuck with big price tags and not enough cash to fix it all.
Again, things I should have known to look for and noticed myself. But there is a reason people pay inspectors. Whether I see these problems or not, these things should have been noted in the inspection report. I understand that some things may go missed. I even understand missing the big hole in the wall, as the previous owner hid it very well, but I am completely disappointed, to say the least, that there was no mention of no heat in the upstairs rooms. This was just unacceptable.