These records can give you a clearer picture of how well the building has been maintained and any potential expenses on the horizon.To address concerns about issues like a deteriorating foundation or sewer problems, ask the condo association for documentation related to past repairs and maintenance.

My main concern is regarding cost-basis and future capital gains tax when I ultimately sale the property. 

Being upfront with clients and highlighting your strengths—like your market knowledge and dedication—can help minimize the impact of transportation issues.If you're concerned about the costs, maybe focus on building a client base close to home, where transportation won't be as big of an issue.

I have had turns where things are recommended to repair based on the field operator and my property managers notes, and I would expect the professionals with eyes on the property to have the best opinion on when the inevitable concern arises. 

HelloWe are in the process of trying to lease out our second SFH rental property.  We have previously had a firm no pet policy.  However, we are seeing a lot of interested individuals asking about allowing pets.  Our ...

You may need a Phase 2 as well in case Phase 1 finds potential concerns (say, issues due to a nearby Gas station).

I am a rookie investor working on building my portfolio and a structural engineer offering consulting on any structural concerns you have for houses you may buy, or if you want to know out a wall to open up some rooms in your next flip. 

I’ve worked with a lot of first-time buyers, and common concerns like HOA restrictions or property management costs often come up.

In our case i'm very concerned w high transaction costs if we sell. 

Have you been to any local city council meetings to see if others in your area have the same or similar concerns?