Not to mention EPIC UNIVERSE in 2025 which will blow the roof off this market. 

leases.The only work I think it immediately needs is fixing the back steps and a few roof repairs.

Also, I don't buy houses with active leaks.

The home is turn key with a new roof, furnace, floors, AC unit and paint inside and out within the past few years.

Their latest property which the flat roof addition of the home has absolutely no pitch (shingled) which made me think of the R905.2.2 Slope section of the IRC.

Issue: Last October 2023, a pipe under the floor leaked from my upper condo unit to the downstairs unit causing damage to the neighbor's kitchen.My condo was paid off, so little did I know, I didn't buy an insurance policy at that time (failed). 

And there’s “nothing you can do you went non contingent” .. and she veb said “you can do all the inspections you want after you close and move in” She insisted we either “get a report in our name” from the same inspection company or “call the plumber who fixed the leaks prior” Now 2 days prior to closing agent sent us a disclosure saying we waive all inspection rights - home inspection waiver , wood destroying pest waiver etc. we felt remorse of overpaying in first place and we are not sure if we are making a mistake closing this home with the whole inspection thing.

A fixer upper would be more likely to get a deal on.Certain areas like Orlando are very saturated and therefore competitive to keep rented at a good price.Research insurance premiums because they have gone through the roof in Florida and other areas.

Have you been dealing with any water leaks, drain issues, or delayed repairs?

Kudos to her.I do inspections on all of my properties every three months when I go in to change the air filter, check for leaks, and general cleanliness.