Would it also replace need for trusses?

None of what I saw early on with out interactions stood out to me as odd or that this co would be difficult to work with. 

That's what stood out to me the most when I drove through. 

All of this makes so much sense - particularly #4 and #3 stood out to me. 

Trusses are 9 weeks 6. 

You hear of ADU’s but attic space is another possibility with older houses without all the trusses.  

thanks @Jordan Moorhead any specifics likes that have stood out to you so far? 

I'm working on my Florida real estate pre licensing courses, and one sentence that was sort of glossed over without the law cited stood out to me: "Property owners who sell and carry the loan on more than two properties in two years may need to register with the Department of Agriculture as loan originators"While this has very little to do with being a commission agent, I'm also planning to build a personal investment portfolio.

Hey Anthony, Welcome to the BiggerPockets family and congrats on your first post, definitley an interesting read. to me the biggest thing that stood out in the article that I would highlight was this: "Examples of loans that wouldn't be affected would be FHA/VA as well as certain jumbo and specialty products." 

@Charlie Moore We do a full video walk-thru on every property our clients write an offer on...always starting in the basement or crawl if available...we look atFoundation for signs of deterioration of damage, or signs of water intrusion or settlingHot water tank or boiler...basically just age and general condition hereHVAC/Duct work...age of system and type of duct work...looking for asbestos wrapped joints as well...and possible code issue with gas linesElectric panel- to make sure its updated and there are no obvious issues...Floor joist to make sure none are sagging or crackedExterior we look at all componentsRoof- general age and number of layers if its shingleGutters and downspouts- for damage and drainage...water needs to get away from the house and foundationSoffit/Fascia- for obvious damage or wood rotSiding- general condition and damageWindows and doors- general condition and functionGrading/drainage..porches and sidewalksTree location and possible root damageInteriorGeneral condition of flooring and walls/ceilings for any damage or defectsElectrical fixturesPlumbing- supply and drain lines...as well as condition of fixtures (faucets and shower/bath)Proper ventilation for ranges/stoves/bathrooms with no windowWobbly, leaking or broken toiletsCondition of appliances if availableAtticVentilation through ridge vent or whole house fanRafters/trusses in good shapeRoof decking for signs of damage or water intrusionLevel of insulationHazardous materialsAsbestos Underground storage tanksOh, and make sure the door bell works ;)This is just a first pass before we decide to go for inspection where we'll get more detailed...looking at all this stuff usually takes 15 minutes...pretty easyGlad to chat more...there is a lot not covered here