The reason is the rent-to-price ratio is good so you can cash flow, and most of the West side doesn’t have a Point of sale inspection which is really annoying.

Was there a date by which the inspection had to be done by (normally within 2 weeks)? 

You’ll need to handle inspections, work with housing authorities, and make sure your tenant screening process is solid.

@Ken Almira don't buy a Florida condo w/o checking that they've passed their engineering inspection and their reserves meet the new requirements.

There is one exception to this rule for VA borrowers, but it requires additional inspections to confirm the home is functional after having been moved more than once.There are some additional guidelines or requirements for the manufactured home itself that us lenders might have to satisfy prior to closing.

Here's her most recent thought on the matter if it helps: "Lack of inspection during building by project managers [is the problem].

We came in low with our offer, but were willing to skip the inspection (which had already been completed before we offered) and stipulated that we would close in 20 days, which was super valuable to the seller.

But we also do occasional drive-byes and annual inspections to see how the tenants are caring for it and hopefully catch anything that is potentially damaging before it gets real bad.Some of our clients prefer to pay for the lawn care and we charge a lawn care fee to the tenants.

When it was time for inspections, they told me, I can’t do that and the area is not deemed for multi family- which is a lie because both houses on either side of mine were duplex.

Fees can be sneaky—markups on maintenance, random charges for inspections, lease renewals, etc.