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Updated almost 2 years ago,

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Mike Montanye
  • Queesbury, NY
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First Turnkey Rental Inspection Report

Mike Montanye
  • Queesbury, NY
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We just got our inspection report back on our first turnkey rental. Here are the big ticket items on the report:

Collapsed Main Sewer Line

Damaged Sub Floor in a Bathroom

Sistered Joists not secured

Electrical system raised enough flags that a Professional's Evaluation was recommended

Roof Damage to the point where a Professional's Evaluation was recommended

Structural Damage to the point where a Professionals's Evaluation was recommended

Flashing Not Installed On Roof

Along with about 36 other, more minor fixes.

Just wondering if this is a typical report for a "turnkey" property. I fully understand that houses age and it's difficult to cover every single issue, but also didn't want to be taken advantage of because this is our first.

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