Your agent schedules the inspection for 4-7 days, but the initial walk-thru is to verify condition and keep you from paying $500 for an inspection if there is a fatal flaw with the property...all identified by an experienced agent with construction experience.You should be doing a de-brief after the walk-thru and building a preliminary scope of work to estimate your renovation or repair costs. 

These are all mass repetitive "Contained" environments.Now the next great investment will be Auto over the road trucks, Nano Cancer treatments, Nano crop pesticide reduction, Solar electric surface paint generation, Water pumping technology from the Mississippi River to California/Arizona (reverse Dam management(actually don't recommend this, will cause excess salination of the Gulf)), Certified Individualized Student learning platforms, etc. 

Agree with @Paul De LucaAsbestos has to be "friable" (reduced to powder by hand pressure) to be a danger.

Getting the first building out of the way before going to the bank should de-risk the project and help me qualify for better terms.

I invested in some with my Mom who has 9 and is in Spain doing Camino de Santiago, I’ve been helping her out with them while she’s gone.

@Dave SchmidtBelieve it or not Dave, the property is actually in Kent County, DE. 

I understand that this doesn't qualify under the de minimus safe harbor exclusion. 

I am doing a refinance cash out with Corevest and they require me to open a Delaware LLC for the new loan.

@Paul De Luca thanks so much for your reply.

Originally posted by @Paul De Luca:@Daniel ShaferThanks for sharing!