Broken windows, but not if wind did it.

The section 8 housing authorities would come out once a year to do an inspection on the property which would help encourage them to communicate openly with us and let us fix things as they got broken.

As long as you can get in touch with someone if there is an issue at the property like leaks or broken appliance, etc.....why would you need their address?

But,they smoke inside (against the lease) and therefore I have said I wouldn't replace doors and windows with them doing that because of additional damage it causes.Other than that, when they didn't pay that would've broken our lease I would've thought.

Fix broken hand railings, don't allow swimming pools or trampolines, etc.

I get complaints from the HOA that their grass it too long, the flowerbeds have weeds, they have a broken down car out front, etc..

I am thinking about purchasing a cabin in Broken Bow, OK and I am wondering if a 1 or 2 bedroom for STR is still a good investment considering cabins there have seen an appreciation of about 30%+ in the last year. 

The report said all the big things were ok but after the closing I got my own inspection report on the house and found it had rotten wood in the roof, leaking and mold in bathrooms, sinking foundation and a broken HVAC system. 

The only thing worse than that is lying or broken commitments.

Things that we see as recommendations to fix after include:- cut back overhanging branches- add railings on stairs- fix cracked/broken driveways or walk ways- repair roof issues - clear debris from outside or inside- upgrade fuses to circuit breakers- repair broken alarm/smoke detectorsYou should discuss the inspection with your agent.