Hello Daniel,A home inspector typically conducts a brief inspection of all things you mentioned plus:- check the foundation for cracks- search for signs of water damage- search for signs of other hazards (mold, asbestos, termite damage, etc)- functionality of boiler- other miscellaneous items that may be of concernAfter the inspection, you'll receive a thorough inspection report and anything that may require further inspection will be mentioned.Best of luck to you moving forward!

The bedroom is big enough to support a small functional kitchen area, which will be added (fridge, small stove, microwave) and effectively turning the bedroom into a very small studio apartment.How much more can I reasonably charge based on this added feature?

But the actual zone wasn't physically changed in most cases, and a specific property would need to complete the actual re-zone process as a function of their development.

So acquiring 2 completely independent, fully functioning and updated apartments for the price I'm asking is not a lot."  

On the PCR, it says the HVAC condition is ok but not functional, could not test plumbing b/c it was missing 2 feet of copper in the basement, and water heater functionality failed with decencies noted.

On the PCR, it says the HVAC condition is ok but not functional, could not test plumbing b/c it was missing 2 feet of copper in the basement, and water heater functionality failed with decencies noted.

On the PCR, it says the HVAC condition is ok but not functional, could not test plumbing b/c it was missing 2 feet of copper in the basement, and water heater functionality failed with decencies noted.

Yield is a function of risk. 

I believe I can purchase the property for $150K and it is going to take about $500K to white box and make functional. 

I know that zillow has some of that functionality but it only goes back 10 years so for example it's not possible to look at data from the last market crash, which is exactly what I want to look - get an idea of worst case scenarios.