Do you pay for the property report every time?

From your experience, is it possible for mold to grow inside the walls and affect people inside the home, due to a roof leak about 5 months ago, that was fixed pretty quickly after it was reported?

The buy and hold calculator requires you to enter an ARV, and since multifamily properties' value is based on profitability, I don't really see a way to get around this without just entering some random number which could screw up the report and defeat the purpose.

@Brian HuberI would get an inspector in there first, then have the contractor go in with the inspection report.

Yes, the results of the Radon Air testing does have to be reported to the State of Maine Department of Health and Human Services Radon Division.  

In Ca, escrow does not report commissions, that is not our role, it is the responsibility of the employing broker.

Anyone know of a great title search product that lets you pay a monthly or annual fee, instead of per report of view?

Here's a bit dated resource but there is some good information in here on costs across the country on new construction: http://www.mnhousing.gov/get/MHFA_1016268  Costs in general are up from since this report was completed. 

We handle everything from project scope, estimates, contracts, progress reporting and documentation utilizing our back office platform.

(This was reported in this forum several months ago and in the Chattel Finance Newsletter as well.