There are other cases such as this one where the same contractor will come in with their Flir, identify the affected area and confirm the visual presence of mold.

Quote from @Matt Lindsey: If they suspect mold is irritating them, they should start by performing a visual inspection of the home to see if mold is present.

I have only visited there once so I dont have enough visual experience or knowledge on the market there.

Also Try and get some type of Schedule worked out ahead of time from your contractor of choice, this helps to visualize everything being done and help keep the project moving forward.

And thank you for taking the time and weighing in  You made an offer without looking visually in the crawlspace ?  

One day when it's super cheap and simple to experiment with different visual presentations, and different hierarchies with regards to who you are chatting with, you'll find the perfect mix.  

.-  Lead-Safe Certificate is issued after passing a visual and dust wipe inspection.-  Lead-Safe Certificate is valid for five years, except where the property had undergone a full lead assessment, lead control performed by a lead licensed contractor, and a full clearance by a licensed lead assessor, in which case a 20-year certification is issued.There will be a five-year phase in by census tract.

I like those construction tips on passing framing it sounds like you've been at a few city inspections for framing prior.The idea about spray painting where things will go ahead of time with respect to electrical (color coding it), plumbing, and kitchen is pretty forward thinking vs making the inspector try to visualize where everything will eventually go and whether you pass or not.

Since the property is in an LLC, it does have a little bit of separation visually unless the tenant does some homework on the owners of the LLC.

It helps me get a visualization for the competition, and you can export some data to CSV to make some lists of existing operators to go skiptrace.