@Matthew Slaughter Zinser has a primer called peel stop that you might look into.

Other simple things include grounding/reversed polarity of outlets (you can buy an outlet tester at Home Depot for $5), using foil-faced tape at furnace & water heater flue pipe connections, operable smoke/CO detectors, cracked/chipping/peeling paint if your applicant has children under the age of 6 (I think?)

I used the 5 % down on my 2nd house because the property didn't qualify for FHA (1954 home with peeling paint and 40 year old furnace!).

Balt REIA has said that they would resume meetings once the mask mandate is lifted although they have not said that publicly. 

Economic Update(Monday, May 17, 2021)The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now declares fully vaccinated people in the United States can safely resume outdoor and most indoor activities without a mask.

Like section 4 - paint peeling, etc. 

As a buyer, there is a lot of competition but keeping your eyes peeled, having a good agent, and being quick to act can accomplish a lot. 

I'm keeping my eyes peeled for anything really.

With masks being required in less and less places, the question on everyone’s mind is are people ready to start listing their homes?

This is a "grandma" property that has new windows, and mostly needs cosmetic work like peeling wall paper, repainting, pulling up carpet to reveal beautiful original hardwood.