For plumbing they generally (it's different in different cities) will pass the rough in inspection first, then you have to do the other stuff (like install the bathtub and fill it with water) and pass that stuff before you do the wall tiles etc.  

It has ceramic tile, I’m not crazy about it but the current tenant likes it and it’s fairly tenant proof.

Featuring Talavera tile, restored original Batchelder fireplace, and sweeping curved ceilings that harmoniously pair with the modern, open floor plan.

Featuring Talavera tile, restored original Batchelder fireplace, and sweeping curved ceilings that harmoniously pair with the modern, open floor plan.

Before closing on a property a title company will preform a title search to check for a clear tile. 

We'd easily be in the hole by now just based on the tiling and drywall work alone.Hoping for some advice / shared stories...I'm paranoid to do anything with this house now, it feels like this inspector is on a bit of a witch hunt! 

Tile floor and shower enclosure.

The last time I inspected the backyard was about a year to maybe 10 months ago , when they let a simple fix of a new wax ring on the toilet flow water for several months not telling me and ruined the tile floor.

Some bathrooms get tile.

I rehabbed two of the units, with hardwood looking tile and new bathrooms.