One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

I also want the inspector to tell me multiple things like "is the roof suitable for rain water collection for human or animal consumption or both" and needs to know to check for how the metal seams were done, any nails used, etc and I suspect only an ag type inspector would know these things… There is also some ag machinery that I may need to get appraisals on because I know nothing about pricing tractors or implements or such (my wife & I grew up farming but didn't ever buy anything because our parents did all that).Another example is that I can pursue the home loan through my banks but I will need to talk to the local farming property loan people and don't know much about that...

Light fixtures – solid, rust proof metals (especially for moist areas such as bathrooms) rather than coated or plated (or plastic) fixtures.

I know im really late as well but i really could not help but to chime in on this thread. i found it searching through the treasure chest so here goes!

@Scott RobertsBP is a treasure chest full of useful resources.

@Stephanie BoltBP is a treasure chest full of resources.

Would the treasurers office be the correct place to start?

I have 4 large metal chimneys on my commercial building, they all have rain caps, but in super heavy rains the rain will get in anyway.

Actually, they're metal, I've disassembled one myself to reset it without a key.

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.