I had all the properties inspected prior to purchase and knew I had some capital improvements looming in the near future. 

Do you see any looming problems for the area?

I think another bubble is lurking in our midst and that a correction is looming so I'm sitting on the RE fence for awhile in the San Diego market.

I would like to have someone inspect my property to see if there are any looming problems that should be fixed, but I don't want to send some stranger into my home and risk the health of all parties involved.Does anyone have any tips?

Is the property value decrease a big concern as the threat of a recession looms?

Nor would I buy here with the looming property tax threat against STR's. 

Multifamily has looming issues such as rent growth is starting to go down, vacancy is rising, developers are putting the breaks on some projects, owner pays property taxes which have been reassessed higher lately, utility companies even with no leaks are raising per gallon water usage rates in some areas impacting annual operating costs and cash flow.

While the real estate market in the Dallas area was scorching hot, and everyone was paying well over asking, the foreseeable correction in the market still loomed like a dark cloud and was never far from my thoughts.

I think its typically around 70% of expected gross rent.I hope that you are looking /near/ Seattle, as operating rentals /in/ seattle is subject to a lot of regulatory risk right now, with more looming.   

It explains that this is done so that these items are added back to your credit at a later date allowing for possible lawsuits/liens (or just looming debt obligations) etc.