Every state seems to call it something different but your state will have a final inspection, and in many cases the state should place a seal on the home stating it was inspected.

(Typically in the basement)Chipped or Peeling paintIf you have an HVAC system, exhaust must be properly installed (No spaces or Cracks)Smoke/Carbon Monoxide detector must be within 10ft of bedrooms, stove, and FurnaceNo sharp objects, including on the exterior of the propertyAny area that the tenant does not have access to must be sealed or locked (Crawl Space, etc.)  

While the property shows well, you would want to have a look at the quality of work - and the things potentially left untouched (perhaps mostly behind the scenes) such as wiring, HVAC, air sealing and insulation, roof, etc.You might also find comps from the local neighbourhood to see where the valuation would/should be if this were a traditional sale.If your plan is to rent, you also want to research the market to know both the market rent and economic vacancy levels and the tenant population(s) to make your business case for the property.

Amen to that , I just had a 250 lber break a ring seal on saturday.Keep up the good posts

Upon completion of the milestone inspection, the architect or engineer must submit a sealed copy of the inspection report with a separate summary of the material findings and recommendations to the condominium association or cooperative association and the building official of the local government which has jurisdiction.

For sealing in stains like that (if is from smoking), use spray paint and then normal paint over top. 

Seal the concrete with paint on sealer, 2-3 coats2.

Turned out to be a leaky seal between the toilet and the wax ring, The tub and the toile shared the same drain/waste pipe, and when the tub drained it overflowed at the wax ring, That is a $3.00 repair and took me about 10 minutes to do once I figured it out.Good luck!

Hey everybody,I just received notice that my bid for a mobile home was accepted in my county's sealed bid auction.I'm now awaiting the deed in my name, but I have a problem.From what i could dig up online, the owner of the trailer, apparently isn't living in it.But somebody is.So when I get the deed in my name, what do I do, to get them out legally?

Hello,In my rental property the top floor with balcony has some seepage of rain water and snow.What is the best way to seal any gaps between the tile and concrete.