your realtor should point you in the direction for a few recommendations for inspectors. there are some free inspections out there so take advantage of those too!

Seek advice from a real estate agent, property inspector, financial advisor, or investment mentor to evaluate the deal and receive expert guidance.Good luck!

That buyer had an inspector that found multiple problems, such as termite damage to structural posts!

The Seller called me and told me that the inspector would not allow the home to be sold until it was removed.

I am looking for a home inspection company in the DMV that guarantees their work.  I had a company in Michigan that would guarantee to pay to fix any major miss that are discovered within 90 days of their inspection. ...

I can send you some inspector referrals in Cleveland, Ohio

When the company arrived he would not allow the inspector into the master bedroom or the master bathroom.

They sent an inspector and then sent me a check for the rehab that was done.

I would also hire a Home Inspector that is local to the property you are buying so that at least you can have some sort of "professional eyes" on the property.Hiring a home inspector might be more cost-beneficial to you too. 

Section 8 tenants will generally not tell you issues in the property and then tell everything to the inspector which gives you a short period of time to get a lot of work done or you will get abated and lose the rent for that portion.Section 8 tenants are MUCH harder to evict than normal tenants.Happy to talk more about this if you want.