I now need contractors for the Spring,TX area near FM1960 This is a new construction project and wont be able to pay until after inspection.

Meet them at the property for the next inspection and let them know what your concerns are.  

Greetings BP Community,This is my first possible shortsale and any input or advise is greatly appreciated due to items found during inspection.

Part of my value to another investor is that I have a full inspection report, appraisals, and contractor bids I obtained last month while I had it under contract.

We are looking for contacts that do a really in depth inspection and provide great feedback on each property they look at.

If it were me, I'd ask her to give her notice (it will be short of whatever your minimum is) and tell her that the day after she moves and you confirm that everything is in order (move out inspection, damages, cleaning, etc.) then you'll begin showing it to prospective tenants.  

We didn't hire an inspector, it was just a visual inspection around the property with our realtor.

My partner (@James Sheppard) and I will be in the Baltimore (city), Maryland this coming Friday for a rental property inspection and hope to make the best use of our time scouting key areas, meeting with an investor-friendly real estate agent, or even connecting with a good wholesaler.Please reach out with an recommendations.  

Keep in mind I haven't physically inspected the property was built in the 70s 

My experience with contractors start with in writing and pay only 1/3 up front, 1/3 better than half of the work done, last payment when they finish with no returns necessary after inspection to fix something they missed or messed up.