I closed on my 3rd property this march with the strategy of a live in BRRR.  When I was walking through it prior to closing I saw evidence of termite from the past: old bait traps around the house and minor damage spo...

Deed was defective and I would be locked in for over a year before it was resolved. 

We though lt it was a defective light and so we got the same one again at home depot.

One that he's in escrow for in Georgia (Cash payment, once title defects are cured)2.

I had a home inspector look over the property and there are some areas of concern in the 'M=Marginal' category, but none in the 'D=Defective'. 

While not mandatory, almost nobody in Wisconsin skips septic inspection, because the defects are potentially very expensive.

The other issues is those that buy from contract assignors take on some risk they probably have no clue in the event of a title defect or title claim.. the title insurance is only written at the original contract purchase price.

It's unlikely that the tenant has evidence of defects or deferred maintenance noted upon his original move-in.

Sounds like the whole batch of units are defective in some way as I am sure they were all installed at the same time by the same contactor.

construction defect lawsuits is a business for attorneys and with passing of new laws there is more protection for builders then previously.