Good point Mitch, IMO, all bathrooms should have a fartfan, opening a window in the summer heat or cold winter is not too energy efficient to let out moisture or odors.

If it has a well, you'll want to have that checked.Some things that you might come across, such as underground heating fuel tanks, might not even be worth inspecting.Other things can be tougher to inspect, such as chimney linings.

The newly issued treasury inflation bonds featured negative yields, so the market thinks inflation will be heating up.* Look for a 5/25 ARM from a local lender, as opposed to an outright balloon.

I missed it because I had 3 vacant units where the tenant pays heat - busy showing and doing paperwork!

I am very familiar with the current condition of the house and know that the central heating and air unit is nearing the end of its life so I expect that at some point but what would a tenant want re-repaired?

How old is everything from heating/cooling, what are you local insurance company requirements, ask before you bid!

Add baths, kitchens, heating/cooling, etc, and it is no surprise that owners feel blind-sided by bad years and unusual expenses, I don't see them, therefore they aren't real.

So, we had to explain that we've had the restriction lifted several times before, and kindly requested that he at least submit it to FNMA for them to consider it.We'll see if he at least submits the request for us (that's his job, of course)...

Yeah I might have missed your intentions but in retrospect it was a good question to bring up as the faith alone vs faith + works controversy is such a heated debate amongst Christians of all faiths and new people curious about it want answers to that question.

Just heat to keep the pipes from bursting again and power to show.