I am not sure if you mean inspection before buy - in this case definitely yes.My plan is to go and find Realtor, Manager and Contractor separately.

Hi everyone, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a landscaping (or other) contractor in the Richmond area that could re-grade a back yard?

What I'm really curious about his hard money/private lending in the valley, and good contractors for flipping/upgrading. 

You'll need to run sprinklers throughout the house (costly for a number of reasons, especially if you have to increase the water main size), have an enclosed trash area with a drain, have electrical exist signs at the egress points in the house, and they will ultimately require you to become ADA compliant.

Depending on the contractor, type of materials and labor.

But, he is a former building contractor and I’m batting zero with honest contractors.

I've never owned property, so I have no experience with financing, contractors, or anything regarding the process of buying and rehabbing a property. 

@Donald Murrill   I recommend getting a contractor in to take a look at the property to give you an idea of the cost it would take to convert the hotel rooms into apartments.

Adam Mittermeier - Why don’t you rent the shop to a contractor for tools, trucks?

Currentlywhen speaking with prospecting sellers they are okay with everything until they see my LLC name on contract or see I am out of state.