Here are some additional things to check for from an Insurance perspective:- Knob & Tube or Aluminum wiring- Asbestos tile, siding or wrapping on pipes- Lead paint (if the building was built prior to 1980 you may need a Lead Safe certification)- flat roof- tenants with pets (find out breed of dogs)- cracked or damaged driveways or walkways- Stairs with out handrails- trees over hanging the property- in ground tanks (active or inactive)- two means of egress from all units- if smoke, CO, fire detectors are hardwired or batterySome of these will cause insurance companies not to write the coverage while others may turn up as recommendations that you will have to fix.   

Inaction is the biggest contributor to failure.

@Dan Butler and @Dean Harris in action this morning on AM 990 talking about Memphis real estate!

I asked a friend to let me tag along while he does his Real Estate related activities, but he is kind of inactive.

You learn scripts on the internet to do a listing presentation, but it is wonderful to be able to sit and listen to an expert in action to handle objections.  

Club in Action in Burbank just had a guy speak on Land Trusts last night.

Hello,  I've been on bigger pockets for a while but relatively inactive.

Though having been a very active real estate agent with a good seller-buyer base, I now desire to slowdown in the business now due to the current downward trends in the market and take it up later when the markets are...

The items listed were everything from the roof actively leaking in multiple spots, to improper electrical, inactive bathrooms, etc.

This is all the variable bad stuff when in action too much.