In a nutshell, we look for anything and everything that would have a significant cost to repair/remediate.

This is by memory, I'm not looking at any contract, I think that's basically it (still having coffee, LOL)All a contract really does is to provide an agreed path of functions, responsibilities and acts to be taken that lead you to a settlement and sets remedies for either party if someone fails to perform.

Let's assume they are for argument's sake.You need a sewer line cleaning, followed by a sewer camera inspection, followed by estimate for remediation (if necessary).

Hello, I am wondering how many of you have caught mistakes made by your property management company and what you did to remedy them and keep them from happening again.

CURE NOTICE; REMEDIES; ATTORNEYS’ FEES.

From general contractors to mold remediation to electricians, we might be able to help.

I think part of this can be remedied by communicating with your cleaners to make sure they are spot checking all locations.I'm curious about your situation Karissa. 

The lawyers are advertising in high schools for people exposed when <6.Many properties are inexpensive because they contain lead paint and require extensive (50K) remediation to become lead free.  

Don't confuse the seller's warranties with the insurance policy.With special warranty deed the seller is only certifying and agreeing to remedy things that occurred during their ownership (rather than the property's entire history).Title insurance, on the other hand, responds to defects in title not discovered through search/exam such as fraud, forgery, undisclosed heirs, etc.

Find a good person for lead clearance and remediation if needed.