Did you have a home inspection? 

And then, as you mentioned, order a follow up "final" inspection - that we use a 1004D to complete it on.Hope all of that makes sense but feel free to reach out with any questions. 

Will the property pass appraisal and inspections, and will I get funded at closing?

Some do not allow access or inspections, and some will not have utilities turned on so its tough to determine what is and is not working.

Hi all,Not sure if this is a uniquely Florida question, but here in Florida you cannot obtain property insurance on a home until a four-point inspection is completed by an insurance company.  

Quote from @Theresa Hansen: Make your purchase contingent on removing the squatters first so you can inspect the property. 

Many investors tend to stay away from Garland and Mesquite because they have very strict renovation and rental inspection laws. 

Let him do it, if its not satisfactory at the time of the move out and as long as you have a detailed move in inspection, you can charge him for whatever needs to be done to the yard.

I've had constant repairs with Class C#1 and this was a house that went through an inspection and had some minor repairs and I'm losing $300 to $500 a month most months.I also had a new AC unit stolen right before the tenant moved in.

I am assuming I pay for inspection again?