Found this place through a seach engine.

In my opinion they could have done this over the counter, as even the foundation was stamped and approved by the civil engineer and the geotechnical soils engineer.

I will get a copy of the engineering report, copy of the lien waver and permit.The wall looks ugly now but will look much nicer when it's painted.On the main level, the ceilings in the 2 front bedrooms, hallway, and living room have been painted. 

BP search isn't the best, so you can also go to Google (or your favorite other search engine) and type:site:biggerpockets.com blah blah blahThat will usually get better results.Best of luck and happy investing!

Type it in to all search engines.  

If you have a flood light, you can get a security camera that looks like a burned out light bulb.  

I usually use $25-30K since $20K is pretty tight around here once you factor in all the stuff like paying the engineer and all that stuff.Of course if you are going from 2 to 3 BRs then they could have put it in last month and it wouldn't really matter as you need to have the appropriate sized system for the number of BRs.Not sure what you mean that they would limit the number of BRs based on the size of the lot.  

Yes, the gfci units do burn out. 

UPDATE: I agree with those who immediately saw a "bad deal" and will be terminating this as soon as I receive a structural engineer report and roof estimate (I've gone this far and want to know as much as possible before walking away)@scottsewell Sorry the picture didn't show...

The seller decided he wanted $100k over asking as we were about to ink the contract, after I had spent $1,000 or so in engineering making sure the changes were feasible.