So your first unit you might have several thousand in just securing a permit to add an outlet in the kitchen.Your best bet is to do some legwork your self.

I don't participate in Section 8; I'd rather rent to market and I don't want to deal with stupid stuff like a tear in a window screen or a chipped light switch outlet. 

@Xi Zhu  1)  check  with the present servicer  2) if needing to keep the LLC in  place - most lenders will not be interested ....so  if this is  essential  - try locating the  outlets that will  offer this as an option first as this will narrow down the lenders  dramatically  3)  once you locate some lenders- the terms for a  " cash out "   refinance  will likely be  much higher than for a  regular " straight  refinance "-  good luck 

Are states electrical codes got updated in 2015 requiring for wire outlets and a whole host of safety upgrades.

There are quite a few of us in the military that are investing in real estate, so feel to reach out. Let

Anything requiring penetrations, moving electrical, moving plumbing, HVAC, wiring up of overhead lights and extra outlets, etc.5.

If you see predatory behavior, call it out. Lets

As Skylar said, post your unit on every possible outlet.

The realtor is really pushing for us to get a licensed inspector for negotiations, but me and my father both feel very confident the home is in great shape and nothing major will come from the inspect other then maybe a electric outlet having to be swapped out maybe or something of that sort, he’s so confident he said he would cover my 1,000 deposit if we had to back out of the deal if something big came up they were not willing to cover.Should I just pay up the 500 for the inspection and 130 for radon test or just have my dad do it.Thanks everyone!

Otherwise...You probably have outlets and switches that will need to be taken out or moved.