Some roof leaks, electric pole issues, deck needs to be removed aND rebuilt, an additional steel beam to be placed in the basement crawl for additional support and the electrical panel needing to be grounded...among other issues that are minor to me.

Major con is the house needs major repair including de-leading, removing asbestos siding, water damage, and redoing the electrical panels.

General inspection came very good except for electricity panel which has not been updated that I will update (got discount for it).

I just spent like $800 repairing the control panel on my oven (a 14 year old JennAir oven that retails at over $2000). 

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Might as well remove the remaining wall and make it-up with some small glass paneling.  

They look at the mechanical systems, electrical panels, age of certain machinery, they often check for mold and mildew, whether there are GFIs where required for safety... a contractor will just tell you how much it will cost to do the mostly cosmetic work, like nee cabinets and counters, etc, but they don't look for the same things... drafty doors, unsafe windows, smoke detectors, those things.

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If you don't know how much a new electrical panel is, same thing. 

We've bought houses with newer furnaces or electric panels and they actually make us go back and pull a permit because they were not pulled whenever the work was done.That said it should be a solid investment.