One inspector will come out on say 4 items need to be corrected before the house will pass.

Let me know if you have any other questions in mind or if you need any other recommendations for lenders, home inspectors, etc. 

I've been attending training and studying to be a home inspector since that time.  

Second, my initial contact with roofstock account executive lead me to believe I'm only responsible for the @ turn capexThose are typically the items the inspector is recommending be addressed immediately vs. at turnover. 

Is this from a traditional inspector?

Really old buildings back in the day did not have as many checks and balances to get approval from city or county inspectors even if they had them at all.

I would call it a red flag if they resist giving you everything you request for your DD document list quite quickly, their speed and thoroughness in response to that shows their willingness to sell imho.When you schedule your inspection you want all your professionals there at the same time to go through a single time, contractor, inspector, and any specialists you think you might need like roofer, engineer, etc.Also don’t feel pressured to make your DD and inspection time as limited as is common in SFR, give yourself 2-3 months at least, again, from when they deliver the docs you request.Besides financial DD you want to do physical DD not just on the property via inspections but visiting the area during day and night, weekdays and weekends, to ensure you have a feel for everything that’s happening at different times all the way around the block.

im looking to have a roof looked at a little closer than a home inspector would.

im looking to have a roof looked at a little closer than a home inspector would.

Mentor, inspector, real estate agent, handyman, contractors, bank, lenders, lawyer, partner etc.