Both are more than adequate in condition and function, yet the inspector failed both houses by the tune of 3 full pages of items.

I have not gotten an estimate done from a mold inspector yet.

It just means that the repair would have been more costly and an overpaid underworked inspector would have shown up at some point and phoned in his approval.

We have a good escrow officer and inspectors.

The inspectors are looking for safety things like smoke detectors and GFI's.

I recently purchased a house which managed by Action Property Managment.During inspection of home, inspector addressed several trees are causing foundation issue with their roots and many vegitations are not taken cared at all.I pay assotion fee which includes common area (my front yard) to be maintained by association (managment company).After contacted the APM about 2 month ago, they promised to take care issue yet nothing has been done.

You will want to hire a well recommended, licensed and insured property inspector to make sure the property does not have any major problems.The next step is to look very carefully at the income and expenses to make sure that the property will be a good investment.Another protection is to have Title Insurance on the property.

You're right about the seller, but what about the inspector?

Also are there any free home inspectors?

And, tell the seller the people you're bringing over are your inspectors.