This is the list I've got in mind:The plumbing system.The electrical system.The structural condition.The heating and air conditioning systems.The basement and foundation.The roof and attic.Evidence of water penetration or grading issues.Appliances and other general components of the home.MoldNot sure about thesePests such as bugs and wildlife.Environmental issues such as radon, asbestos and lead paint.2.

Roof, HVAC, Kitchen were all updated as of 2018.

I have waterproofed exterior stairs, decks and roofs/balconies over living space where it has to be perfect.

I used the prior owners insurance to get a new roof with no money out of pocket.

Those taxes next year will pass almost 30kThe house has really solid bones and a few upgrades have been addressed already like the roof and some plumbing issues.

I had an inspector look at the home and it looks like it’s going to need a new roof and some structural work on the carport.

I had an inspector look at the home and it looks like it’s going to need a new roof and some structural work on the carport.

After the inspection, a few very bad things came up, with the air conditioning being non-operational and the roof being very old and potentially having a couple leaks.

HUD does not allow you to enlarge any windows or doors, add weight to the roof, or to replace any wall material with something heavier (for example, replacing paneling with drywall).

Once it was inspection time, we found out that the heater was an old oil furnace that no longer worked and the top and back roof needed a new rubber roof.