Lots of listings state seller will not do any repairs, however, if you uncover hidden items not present during standard initial walk through, you can certainly re-trade the price to cover the added costs.

That being said there are some major design flaws.

At least have the decency to actually look at the property and of course we all use the inspection contingency to uncover unknown issues in attics, crawl spaces, basements and many other areas that require a full inspection.

I would love to hear why people think my strategy may be flawed as well, so comment down below.

If he uncovers any problem areas or something that he does not feel comfortable tackling I am going to go ahead and hire someone with a narrower focus.Again, thank you for the thoughtful answers, they played a role in this decision! 

(You may also want to search google with the keyword BiggerPockets, the results algorithm on Google is better than the one here on the BP website...if that's their biggest flaw though then they're doing something very right in my opinion :-) ) If you can't find the answer to your specific question in the blog / forums than by all means post up your question for feedback. 

They see mistakes and flaws everywhere but are not in any hurry to help out.

However, I wish I went just to see first-hand what happens in these situations.I say keep following up to see what you can uncover. 

•repeat/unless I decide To go another route at this pointAny big flaws to this plan?

And many major flaws were omitted.