There are some other items but those are the big ones that I mentioned.

Refrigerators are typically considered "non realty"or "non-real-property" items since they are not attached to the house. 

They did fix the issue, but the item should have been installed correctly the first time.  

Period.I would buy a condo and keep your personal items in a locked closet (or even a locked bedroom).

A few weeks later they called the board of health on me.I review the items from board of health, and they are very ridiculous.Example, stain on the ceiling (need repair), the toilet seat is old and not smooth (need repair), tenant has no access to the basement, I don't post my contact information in the building ... etc.What is your opinion on this matter if you have encountered it in the past?

They would rather be working on a job that is paying them than to spend 20 hours doing your 4 line itemized rehab budgets on potential homes.

On an investment in a condo or co-op, what numbers are you using to calculate Cap-Ex and Maintenance in situations where HOA fees cover external items like the roof, building exterior, foundation, landscaping, etc.?  

I've taken an action item to read up on commercial loan rates and terms, thanks to you!

The other costs are your escrow fees/pre paid items, and it is marked that you are getting $5,135 back.

Any other items that would add attraction to the deal.I am already doing well in the real estate development world, but I feel that there is potential in this other option.