It's whatever is stipulated in the contract.Generally one company does it only but who pays for it seller/buyer or both and by what percentage each covers if it is both is negotiable.The contract can also stipulate which title company is used.I hope your buyer is having an Phase 1 report,vapor intrusion,site inspection,and cost reserve stable completed on the property as part of the due diligence.All of those items run about 3,500 to 4,000 total and can be completed by the inspector.

I'm sooo upset and will now be out 2 months rent because of her being uncooperative.

You need to know, IMO, every piece of suctural and trim elements used in home construction, from the ridge cap to the vapor barier layed under the foundation.

But, before you meet with him/her, be familiar with the key parts of a private placement.

Don't have to worry about her being conned out of money or wasting it.

It can be used as a liquid or a vapor. 

Derek, you might consider studying the following books:You Can Negotiate Anything, by Herb Cohen&Trump-Style Negotiation, by Trump's attorney George H.

if you can get a great price then buy it, if not maybe you can get good terms and buy it for a higher price and let her be the banker.

Brandon,I would think your exterior wall assembly probably has cedar shakes over some sort of sheathing (plywood or osb) and vapor barrier such as tyvek or felt paper and maybe even rigid insulation.

Many are interlocking and float over a vapor and moisture barrier.