Comps are between $700-$800k.With that said I got a smoking deal on the land. 

.- Assembly: lights, smoke sensors, cleaned storm windows, door handles, cabinet hinges and knobs, blinds, lavatory and kitchen sinks, install shower heads and faucets.

It can be smoke detectors and CO, handrails, there's a lot of issues that could come up.

Here we are now two weeks away and they haven't found anything and I feel like they are just blowing smoke at this point. 

Fortunately, one of the other tenants (this unit is a fourplex) smelled the smoke, busted in the door, and called the fire department.

Sometimes we get smoking deals on properties because they have a material defect that the seller doesn't know how to fix or can't afford (foundation issues, black mold, hoarding, etc.).

repaied by 9/13 for township re-inspection and not my inspector with previously anticipated closing date 9/14: - furnace repair- *electric repair- *basement smoke detectors replaced- *2nd floor bedroom battery for smoke detectorHowever, the local U&R requirement is just for safe occupancy and certainly not to the standards of this house at the time of sales agreement (house was agreed to over asking, AND above market value locally due to its great condition prior to the flood), and PA Agreement of Sales specifically states ("home must be in condition when it was agreed to").I have had numerous emails/info exchanged with my lawyer now.Any recommendation, pointers, insights?

It is still smoky but to be honest Nevada is getting the worst of the smoke.

Blowing smoke (no way it can be done for this price)?

I am not sure if you are aware, but smoke detectors have expiration dates.