No not necessarily, I do work with greystone as their home inspector.

Also, the inspectors are TERRIBLE, Sorry but your purchase of all in 350k was a very bad investment, not trying to knock you even further down.

---You could offer to let them out of the lease---Refund the cost of the test---Spend up to $x to address the issueYou should explore the consequences/expectations before agreeing to anything else.Second, allow them to get a test done by an inspector you approve. 

hey guysdo you know guys know any experienced house inspectors for due diligence in the dekalb county area?  

Chicago basements/adu's are so tough to understand.Have you had any instances where some areas were slightly under 7' and inspectors made the owner/contractor rip out the floor because it was not adequate?

I have scheduled a bat inspector to come out and inspect the property.

(reply below on 1/3/2018)1/3/2018 - E-mail from Rose stating they are working on the December 2017 violations notice; | Marion County Notice1/5/2018 - I write Clayton asking if it’s true that Oceanpointe PM lost its licence in Indiana; he says it’s not true.3/5/2018 - I write Oceanpointe PM and let them know rent was late; Karen Schnabel writes back with an apology that the invoice was not sent out by mistake.3/16/2018 - Karen from Oceanpoint sends an automated invoice that says, “vacant” dated 3/20/2018; Copy of PDF Invoice AttachmentIt was noticed during the research of the timeline of events that every single invoice ever received from Oceanpoint was titled exactly the same: “Invoice 0001131 from Oceanpoint Investments LLC”3/27/2018 - I write to Charles the County inspector asking for more time to fix the property and my intention to change PM;3/27/2018 - I speak to Charles the County inspector on the phone.

I'm not sure how it passed, but I know it passed when previously under contract and my inspector didn't mention any issues yesterday, but I guess I'll find out soon. 

This is not to say you can expect an Agent to catch everything and we are by no means inspectors or contractors, but anyone helping you purchase a rental property should have a basic understanding of rental standards to put out a good product that will attract a good tenant. - Lastly, if you are looking at real estate as a long term buy and hold strategy, you have to look beyond just cash flow.

No one has more "skin in the game" than a PMC as they have to deal with the property every day until an owner sells or fires them.Also recommend finding your own Inspector and not one referred by an agent.