The inspector we hired was familiar with quite a lot, but did not know the requirements for our city specifically.Things that are probably on the list-working windows and window locks,working fire extinguishers and smoke alarms (may need to be hard wired)Common exterior doors close and lock on their own,GFI plugs at counter height in kitchen and bathroomsFlooring in good shape- no trip hazardsExterior in good repairAt least one grounded (3 prong) outlet per room, wired correctlyStair rails secure and graspableThey may require an HVAC inspection- ours does inspections every 2 years and requires an HVAC cert every 4Everything else in place must be functioningYou would be able to note a lot of these things while your inspector is working, that way you know what needs to be fixed prior to inspection.  

This doesn't alarm me. 

He had also disconnected fire alarms and the alarm in the building hallway just outside his apt door. 

We include the following:Lead paint disclosurefire alarm inspection and signature sheetcopy of a new lease that will have our rules and regs.

After a couple of days of alarm, this was ironed out.  

Plus we put a pan under it and place a water alarm there.

Please don't be alarmed about my age, I am very mature for it and unlike many other teenagers, I comprehend that the world does not revolve around me and that as soon as I get out of high school, I'm going to have to take a choice, college or work.

A building-wide fire alarm?

Do they have problems with the building’s fire alarm?

I would be happy to offer my advise on HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire alarm, fire protection.All the best, David