I'm not saying that would have caused us to walk away from the home, but that was a somewhat "unpleasant" surprise.Interestingly, the covenants also dictate all homes in the subdivision will have two car garages. 

I was literally getting in the car to start driving around; when your message popped up.

It’s been two days but they still have their cars in the driveway, and have some stuffs in the house and garage.

I have always had a HUGE spending issue in my car hobby. 

Employees where I worked were very concerned about car jackings.  

Tree fell on a rental property roofWife's car sustained $7,000 in hail damage, because employer won't pay for covered airport parkingIs this enough to make our premiums so much more expensive? 

Most homes in the neighborhood have at least 1 car garage so when we go to sell we'd want to build one then, however, what are thoughts on putting the investment in now while it's a rental?

The gods laugh at any plans I make.I have two sons in college who were told they would have free car maintenance until they graduate. 

(Worry #6, anyone who actually visited the property would see neatly trimmed grass and plants, snow was shoveled, trash can has recent trash, there are cars with clean windows and obviously used regularly, there are cats in the windows, lights are on, looking through a window shows furniture, etc.

You can see how much a 1-car garage vs a 2-car garage affects appraisal, granite counters vs no granite counters, etc.For example, in my market, granite countertops are a $5,000 bump in the appraised value.The inspection is more geared towards finding what's wrong with the property (what's not up to code, safety issues) and making everything is in good condition and working as it should (electrical is wired correctly, plumbing drains well, no mold or termite damage, structurally sound roof, etc.)