Ask your attorney to remove the Residential Inflation Enhancement endorsement and you are good to go! 

Get some peace of mind for about $25.  

I had a gut feeling that this was too good to be true and I am peace with my decision.As of now, I am all over the place in trying to get a solid team to help me navigate through all the wooden nickels and find a solid deal.

If you buy a home in a quiet suburban zoned neighborhood, you are expecting to live with some of the aggravation - having to drive everywhere, lack of some urban services - and expecting to enjoy the perks - stable neighborhoods, general peace and quiet, neighbors abstaining from burning tires or slaughtering animals, etc.

The difference to your bottom line and peace of mind is 3 fold.thanks,Matt

They know that in the short run price doesn't matter - especially after pooled with other rentals by their cash flow characteristics and a credit enhancement is layered on to obtain an investment grading rating.Buy in the locations they are buying but don't overpay - just sit back and enjoy the appreciation as the hedge funds demand for product increases. 

I would go ahead and get the inspection for peace of mind and also to use as bargaining power should more issues come up.

There is a learning curve, but once you figure it out, its very empowering and will give you peace of mind!

You can, however, have policies that say "no felony convictions with a firearms enhancement within the last five years" or similar things.HUD wants you to look at age of conviction, the felony crime, and length of time since conviction.

I would want to keep the peace, but a bad paint job is a pain to fix in either your time or money.