From my experience these inspectors are trying to justify their salary and always find something.Contact the section 8 office and see if you fix these things they will start paying again as the new owner.This might be your path of least resistance.Section 8 will pay up to 110% of market rents.

Of course, we have a great team of Home Inspectors, Termite Inspectors, Title Co, Lenders etc to make this transition as seamless as possible.

I'm wondering if I were to crunch the numbers and find a viable place, if I can make an offer to lock in the place, and then what "loopholes" I have if later I decide the place isn't right to purchase.For example, if my offer included a requirement for a home inspection, and that inspection comes back with 10 things noted by the inspector.

You do the work, submit a draw request, lender sends out an inspector to verify the work has been completed, and they release that portion of the funds from escrow into your account. 

Hello everyone I am planning on becoming a home inspector in the state of georgia. doing research I have recently learned there is no license requirement or registration for my state.

Then the inspector told us that there had been about 14" of standing water in the basement at one time...WHAT?! 

Some of the critical factors are the age of the property, type of plumbing, roof type and the property inspector.

The buyers will show up with their "checkbook" and their Inspector "or inspect it themselves" and will generally make an off on the spot or later that day.

He then gave the city inspector my blogs, and  "heey what do you know.. you removed a wall here and a wall there..."

FHA will also send out inspectors without notice to make sure you are living in the property.