EHO, Insurability Code: IE, subject to appraisal"I understand the first sentence.. but the rest is foreign language...Also, the listing has "Please see agent remarks for offer submission instructions" but I couldnt find any on the listing...Please advise, 

I am curious about what the best way to go about understanding/learning code is.

Make notes of the zip codes you like.

(can maybe go into the hole depending on local codes).

…Hands On inspection of each POH (Be sure to identify SCRAP homes and assign a negative value)Professional inspection of on-site electrical systems (document any deficiencies); Are box amperages up to code?

Are they looking to see if things are up-to-code?

Most of our properties have the hookups (and connections are all up to code), however we do not furnished the washers and dryers.

The only way to get a definitive answer is to review the city’s municipal code.

. * Also be aware of tenant-landlord code for your area, what does it say about the fix repair time?

I feel like the home inspector that did my inspection should have made a similar statement since Polybutylene Pipes are not up to code anymore since 2007 (I bought the condo end of 2017).