Inspection concessions cover unexpected or non-disclosed problems.

My agent is really great and covering all of the official details like inspection and I have a lawyer for leases, etc., but I was wondering if anyone has any "gee I wish I had thought of this earlier" tips for someone about to be a newbie landlord.   

In these parts we cannot include a survey exception for lenders coverage even if a survey was not undertaken (and access is a covered risk).

If the property is generating a good amount of cash and you're happy with it I wouldn't make a big deal about the furnace and water heater - especially if the seller is covering the roof. 

Those of you who are familiar with the topic, or have gone through this in the past, do you have any recommendation to make sure that the insurance covers as much of the damage as possible?

Ideally, I could have the crew’s take a picture within an app, it’ll populate certain data, and they input the building and unit, then save.

Well I can't picture that...

I bought a 3Bd SFH with 3% down in Everett and rent bedrooms, covering my mortgage.

Is this a picture of your duplex? 

I usually put granitea) The price difference between laminate and granite will almost always cover it self in the sale.