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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Sacramento City rental inspections
I have my first inspection scheduled by the city this week, and I was wondering if there are any particulars I should look out for. In general, I keep my properties above and beyond the city's standards. Based on the provided checklist I don't think there should be issues, but I thought I'd get the opinion of anyone who has gone through this previously.
Additionally, does anyone know how the self certification process works? I've seen it referenced, but have not been able to find any particulars.
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Derek,
It really depends. When I had my first (and so far only) physical inspection some years ago it was rather informal. Inspector came in and looked around, gave me some grief over the water heater and signed me off. I think like most inspections it really depends on who you get and their mood that day. But since you're above and beyond I wouldn't worry.
The self certification or self inspection that you'll get to do once you pass your first physical inspection is a total joke. It's a form and a fee. That's it.