It might not be a bad idea to have a home inspector check the entire house out for things like: improperly sloped drainage from the house, plumbing, electrical, proper roof installation and flashings around roof penetrations, exterior door seals, etc. 

After inspection over the weekend, our inspector identified signs of water penetration on one inner wall of the basement connecting to the backward, which might be due to the gaps between cement walls/chimney bricks and the wooden siding.

Sure, a small portion of the population has embraced it, but the general public is much too cautious to use it as a currency for common payments and banking.Remember, perception is reality.

I think BP would benefit and encourage more people to become active in real estate if there was a dedicated section for this phase of the business.A lot of the rewards in property ownership is retiring comfortable,one way to get there is suffer,live below your means while buying and risk, that's what we did and, I assume others as well.That being said there's to much talent and experience on BP to cover the rewards (retirement with money) that we should all embrace the conversation and teach each other the do's and don't.One thing is for sure'when your starting out in any business you can and will make mistakes,No problem.Retiring is a different beast,not a lot of room for error'sorta like you have one strike left in the batters box.You gotta make it count. 

I have helped TONS of complete noobs that were terrified of computers, and in record time they got deals when they simply stopped fearing these systems and embraced them.I'll upload a video in a bit explaining it all to you and anyone that wants to improve lead conversions.

It lowers the risk a claim ever penetrating through to the umbrella limits

The workmanship around roof penetrations in the initial install has to be done correctly or you will have problems.

Later embraced as an tool for Equal Housing Opportunity, Section was first and foremost a stimulus for the "private sector" and an alternative to government run " Public Housing".

I am just getting started as a landlord, but came from an IT and accounting background, so I embrace technology.  

Very impressive.It sounds ike it has ended up being as good as it could get for you.It sounds like you know what you are doing and you are going to go the extra mile and do what ever the extra work and sub contracting is  needed  to come out whole and  with some extra moneyNothing wrong with that and there is a lot right with it.You have embraced the extra job of monitoring this and sub contracting it and you are entiteled to come out of this  smelling like a rose.Good luck to you