A quick inspection didnt find anything huge wrong with it, it will need some floors and some paint, but nothing major. 

Whoever is, have them do regular inspections every 3 months.

And, then manage to the lease.I recommend scheduling a "routine inspection" of both units to "for routine maintenance and to gauge improvements that will be needed in the future." 

. - How is the pre-inspection done.

Do yourself a favor and find an investor-focused realtor to help you in not only finding the right property at the right valuation in the right market - but also with resources for inspections, insurance, financing, repairs/rehabs. 

@Michelle Paulsen yes, Providence and Pawtucket are good markets in general, especially if you’re used to even hotter and higher priced markets like Boston.They’ve been going up for several years now, like a lot of other markets, and right now we’re seeing a lot of multiple offers, offers waiving inspections, etc.In Pawtucket two neighborhoods people usually speak well of are Darlington and Quality Hill, and in Providence there are the East Side and West End.Happy to speak to you in more detail sometime if you have more specific questions, too.

Hello experts out there,I just got the inspection report, and wondering if there are things I need to be concerned about?

And needs some fixes, here is a brief inspection report.

(Note: the seller has many back-up offers way above our offer, we got the deal at a really good time so we definitely want to move forward with the deal - we already did inspections and everything's fine from our end)Thank you

I immediately called the listing agent directly and within the hour we came up with a full cash offer with only inspection contingency.I also inserted an escalation clause to raise offer price to $374,000 if seller received any other cash offer over full price.The next morning,there were multiple offers and the seller had decided to go with another offer.This is the terrain.This is the climate.It's a far cry from 2013,Joey!