I paid for an inspection on my Mom's house which I am in charge of selling as part of her estate and fixed all the safety/deficient issues the inspector noted. 

The problem is that notices can be deficient if the persons with an interest in the property are unknown or unreachable, making non-judicial foreclosure impossible. 

The corona-virus was able to put on full display the inadequacies of our savings deficient economy; much like the moral hazard and problems within the banking institution that led to the collapse of housing market, lets table the economic impact made by the corona-virus and instead address the underlying problems that have since surfaced.

Looking to invest in the smokies and my agent has asked me to sign a deficiency acknowledgement and agreement.

Hi, a inspector looks for deficiencies observed, regardless you are buying for investments or personal use, the inspection should be the same.

It's hard to trust a tenant to report all deficient items to you.

Have residents sign a move-in property condition document that way too, but they have to provide you video and/or camera images of any deficiencies they don't want to be charged for

In my markets, value is improved first by any obvious necessary repairs or deficiencies. 

New to Boise, question I can't seem to find a clear answer online.....trying to gain a better understanding of how the current conditions will play out in the coming months/years.How likely is it in Idaho to have the lender issue a deficiency judgment during/after foreclosure?

I NEVER rent to anyone who has ANYTHING in court with a LL - not even if THEY filed against the LL because of some deficiency in the unit.