in my experience the biggest defect that happens post-construction is water intrusion from rain,snow, or groudwater.

We don't do that as it is too intrusive.

Do what you can to waterproof the basement from water intrusion from the outside.8.

Some landlords go as far as to drive by the current residence, or ask to peek into their car, that's a bit intrusive for me, but all options depending on how you want to screen. 

The Omaha area has a lot of potential and the downside has been less intrusive than most other areas of the country during recessions.

Liberals don't care for Libertarians because they can get all that with their candidates plus the increasing government intrusion they love.Libertarianism is a general ideal of both parties, but expressed in different way, which is why it wins so few elections.

., speaking of time of year, a HVAC unit that was inspected in the winter and the differential was AOK, was inspected for a closing in the summer and had to be completely replaced (4k-that I wasn't supposed to have to spend), drainage issues on the property and water intrusion......no body really inspects for drainage issues prior to closing, especially when it's a dryer time of year, then BOOM the rain hits and water is coming in over the foundation because water is not being routed correctly around the house.

About two weeks ago we had a really heavy rain and wound up with water in the basement through various intrusions.

There are various types of fences designed to help address intrusion problems, like an L-footer, hard plastic, and other redundant fences.

Here is what I have so far:  Procedure: Basement Leak Preventive Maintenance ProgramObjective: Low cost approach to prevent or limit bulk water intrusion in basements.