Hi Daniela,It would be smart to have an inspection done on the furnace paying close attention to age and if the heat exchanger is cracked (a carbon monoxide danger).Using a home inspector might give you a better opinion than a furnace sales/tech type person.Find out the remaining years of service life for the furnace--and the cost to replace it when the time comes.Good Luck!

And if you’re in STL and have an inspector you’d recommend that would be great too.

@Theresa HarrisMeeting the inspector when he comes.

As an agent I've noticed my market seems to have a shortage of both inspectors and appraisers, so I thought about getting into it myself.

If you have any questions about the report or what’s in it call the home inspector and ask.

City inspector sees this they should condemn the place on the spot and force them out.  

FHA sends out their own appraiser and inspector.

Relationships with people: what is your network of sellers, inspectors, contractors, etc.? 

Would absolutely recommend my realtor, lender, and inspector from this project.

I am seeing wholesalers mention non-refundable EMD, does that mean I need to have a GC/inspector look at the property before I my offer is accepted?