I used to be a home inspector so during our inspection period which starts today I will check everything out and go from there.

From there, you can ask for referrals and build your network whether it is an agent, lawyer, title company, inspector, contractor etc.Go find a mortgage broker or loan officer and get pre-qualified.

I’m a home inspector so if I can help along those lines, just let me know.

I've a tenant moving out within the next few days and have a General Inspector lined up and also need to have contractors come in and give us bids for rehab, my question is for out of state investors: How do you stay on top of/manage projects being done without your supervision? 

Most wholesalers and wholesale buyers don't do inspections because they expect the property to be bad, but you should have a general idea of what repairs cost however inspectors are not used for this purpose.

Best to 🏃 and count your lucky 🌟 you had a good inspector. 

The downside, of course, is that the VA loan has a few more restrictions which can limit properties you can purchase which require more renovation for a lower price.Aside from the agent and lawyer, I would advise having a solid home inspector, CPA, contractors (general, painter, plumbing, electric etc.) on your team. 

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

You will have to hire a home inspector to look at it if you wish to buy.   400 days on market is a sure sign that nobody else sees anything special about the property. 

The property management company and the inspectors believe the seller should be responsible for these items.