Should I trust an agent, property manager, inspector, etc., on a property?  

I am closing on a house in Orlando, Florida and was wondering if anyone knows a good home inspector I could use?

I plan on having an HVAC tech and electrician inspect these in addition to using a trusted home inspector before settling if we go under contract at a fairly aggressive price.Financially, the deal looks alright for this hot market with about ~$180/mo in cash flow after accounting for PITI, vacancy (5% of rent), management (8% of rent), capex and maintenance ($100/mo each), and a $25k-$40k discount compared to comps with a better done flip job using equivalently nice materials/finishes.That being said, we obviously don't know all of the horrors lurking behind the new drywall, bathrooms, etc.

I told him that everything was working fine before he moved in; That I personally inspected everything including all of the items he complained about and even had a township inspector approve everything for rental.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

I've also booked the inspector within minutes of going binding to get them out there ASAP. 

Inspector/Property Manager/Contractor while you find the property and go under contract. 

They need to be repaired and corrected within 90 days after the sale and the inspector is to come back out to re-inspect.

When I sell my homes the home inspectors do inspections so thorough I am amazed that they do what they do.

The HUD inspector warned me that ALL property on the premise could be forced to be brought up to snuff if the FHA appraiser/inspector declares it.