Just did the inspections on Friday and found that there is almost definitely an underground storage tank (for heating oil) on the property that is not in use. 

Switching the section 8 payment was a lil tricky at first but i got it done and passed inspection.

Home Inspections twice a week (you know, one a insect inspection, one for water intrusion in the attic, one for water damage to the cabinets, one for measurement to fix one door, one for a second option on the first repair's quote, one for remeasuring the door, and all the same for the other door...again, one for an upgrade estimate on the... um bathroom yeah that's it, one for a roof inspection that needs access to the attic, one for... well you get the point.

If you try to inspect and verify, she will simply hide the evidence or lie and say he just stayed over that one night.

Don't give it to her until she's out, handed over the keys and you've inspected the place. 

Move in inspection forms, leases etc..

Then you want to incentivize your PM towards finding tenants that are likely to stay long-term (this weeds out college students and recent transplants and divorcees), conducting regular inspections, and maintaining tight standards over the properties (regular spot checks for grass cutting, timely correction notices, etc).

A realtor I am using had a family AC company inspect my home's HVAC and provide an outrageous recommendation for a new system and she never disclosed the relationship or that the HVAC company website domain name is registered in her name.

Few from my list based upon earlier BP posts are Michael West from DreamkeeperColby Neal at Pinnacle Home Inspections David Miller from Home inspections of ArkansasThanks

First invoice had a description of 1. plumber troubleshoot/inspection 2. plumber had to replace leaking shower cartridge charge was @245.