You will flush out alot of questions from contractors which will force you to do some more homework decision making about how to build.

Am currently rehabbing a house and can hear the water gushing under the house (Crawl Space) when toilet is flushed.

Should we be assuming you are flush with cash and want to take care of a family member?

Perfect for anything that was not wrong and even helpful for the fields where there is an error as it saves typing all the characters that are correct.It puts me off even trying to fill in a form if it keeps flushing what I wrote.

You definitely want to stay within those parameters.A realtor can also flush out properties that have been on the market a long time and in which owners are more likely to accept a lower price offer.You also mention no mortgages.

Going this route leaves you time to flush out other deals while someone else is doing the grunt work for you.

If this were you, would you flush away $4k and pay your landlord to stay or would you pay first month, last month, and deposit on a new place and party with the rest?

As long as the rent is paid and they are quiet I don't care.Now when people get in hard times I find 3 people turn into 10 people living under one unit 2 beds,2 1/2 baths.The problem is the people that were qualified credit and criminal are on the lease and the others are not.So the unknown people have not been qualified to see if they will be a problem or not.More people wear down the units faster,cause noise with extra vehicles,and parking issues.Our water is not sub-metered and is paid by us the landlord.Extra people taking a shower,flushing the toilet,washing clothes,cooking etc. runs up the water bill.Water company says people use about 60 gallons a day on average according to statistics.I know there is fire code limits but I was thinking of having in lease max of 4 people and anything over that is 50 dollars per month per person.This would cover extra water bill and help with extra turning costs with the heavier traffic usage.

He should walk the roof to check for soft spots, not just view from ground, etc.To answer the title question, I would gladly pay $400 for the detailed inspection rather than $200 for someone to test the dishwasher and flush the toilets.

(non working outlets, automatic garage door openers, toilets that take an extra flush, closet doors that come off the track ect, fireplace not working...)