@Stephen Masek  You will only need that hazmat survey done if the building is old enough to contain those materials.  

Make sure your lease agreements follow all landlord guidelines and contain pertinent addenda.

Superior Court,80 which held that all residential leases and rental agreements contain an implied warranty of habitability.

If you are not comfortable with this aspect, your agent will help (not always the best resource).Due Diligence - The offer should contain a stated period of time during which you get to check things out.

I'm native to the Pittsburgh region currently investing in Allegheny and Butler Country in Multifamily Properties, commercial and residentialQuick RE Background: General Contractor for a few yearsExcavating / Demo - Operator for a few yearsCivil Engineer / Architect - currentlyMy current market contains two parallel pipelines.

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

They are very informative, and contain ample information on investing in real estate.

It will contain a page of "standard exclusions" which are probably fine (things like utility encroachments, future property taxes, etc).

Take a good week to learn the basics, it is much quicker and you'll learn properly instead of trying to piece things together for yourself from forum comments, blogs or podcasts, even when they call such materials the "basics" it's not the basics of real estate and everything you need to know isn't going to be contained in those sources.......promise you!

,So I've got this running document called "references" that contains the names & phone numbers of agents, and property addresses, of transactions closed in the last six months.Probably fewer than five percent of listing agents ever call my phone number that I put right there on that preapproval letter, to give me an opportunity to share it with them.