These items were in the lease. 

Hey guys,I've been working on a flip for a while and we're almost done with the project with only final items remaining.

HVAC, roofing, foundation, plumbing, electrical are all mechanical items which would sway a deal. 

The real work does come in with driving around like you mentioned, maybe being creative and showing properties they may not have thought of, and articulating different ways to offer on a property, just to name a few items.

what kind of shape are the big and medium-ticket items in - roof, mechanicals, appliances? 

This area of Florida has a lot of options as there are several military bases and of course the white sand beaches.

If they attend the inspection, they can only object to items that they object to at the inspection or that the landlord adds later if it is not noticed at the inspection.  

I actually wrote down all the appliances and capex items and amortized it based on the projected life expectancy and it all comes to just over 15%! 

John, to circle back to something I just noticed about your explanation of "flat rate" billing, they actually did send me an itemized quote that included 'Labor hour(s)' multiplied by 'Hourly rate.'

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