FHA has the appraiser check inspect the house for health/safety and to make sure there is good life on the roof and systems. 2.

I have a new builder now, but because the roof is already on and it is 80-90% complete, I can't find anyone who will write a builder's risk policy for it.

The roof, The hvac, etc, etc.Go to your cpa when you buy it and tell him you want to use cost segregation so you can maximize as much depreciation up front as you can. 

The windows, roof, electricals, plumbing systems, and gas lines all need major upgrade to bring the property up to date. 

Now I've finally hit a much more steady patch (knock on wood) now that they're all renovated and up to a certain standard (new roofs, hvac, etc).

Hello fellow homebuyers,I recently made an offer on a house with an inspection contingency covering the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, backyard fencing, and pest infestation.

For example one family wants to repair the roof and the other wants to replace it.

We are buying the lot next-door and we’re building an eight bedroom house that is three stories and will have a roof top pool, where you can look out and see the ocean.

I've sold rentals before and almost always was asked for a copy of my Sch E.Also during the due diligence and inspection, try to talk to the tenants directly to confirm how much they pay, and also if there are known issues that haven't been repaired (roof leaks, frozen pipes in the same area every winter, etc).

There must be a cause for mold growth, and that cause is almost always moisture.Check there are no roof leaks or attic window leaks.