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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What was the reason your rental failed city inspection?
Hey guys,
I've been house hacking for the last 2.5 years. It's gone very well and I decided I want to house hack another house and make my current house a rental property. I'm a couple weeks out from closing on my next house hack. I am starting to plan my small rehab on my current house. I wanted to hear some advice with dealing with the city and why your house didnt pass inspection on the first try and if it did pass what checklist or process do you follow to make sure it passes everytime without hassle.
Located in Lansing, MI. Local advice would be greatly appreciated.
Side note: I need recommendations on a good local kitchen remodel company/contractor. Also will need subfloor and new flooring installed.
Thanks in advanced!
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Unfortunately they’re not consistent so there’s not exactly a list to follow. I’d look up your area and see who the inspector is. Then attend local networking groups and ask around for experiences with that inspector. Look for the code enforcement inspection map on the city’s website to find who does your area.