The last thing you want it to buy this property and find out after the fact of such issues and end up having to make a bunch of expensive structural modifications to satisfy the building inspector.

I am currently taking a home inspectors course one to sharpen my ability to view property and 2nd for a second business .

The primary Team members that you can select, are Attornies, real estate Agents, CPA's (or accountants), Inspectors, General Contractors, and Handymen.  

A 37 year old building inspector that has grown up in construction.  11 months ago I made the decision to sell my dad's ranch and invest in rental property.  

So I recently had an inspector go through the building and he noted to me that the flooring in one of the building would have to be replaced as the wood was buckling. 

Oh, and or Property Inspector as he used to do both for me. 

I found out she didn't have a rental license when both the area and head city inspectors knocked on my door.

My home inspector brought up some foundation issues during his inspection, but I'm having a hard time finding a structural engineer in Orange County to take a look.

We have been told by liability insurance reps over and over that we are "observers" who "observe" the work, NOT "inspectors" who "inspect" it.

One month they had a Baltimore City Code Enforcement Inspector to attend and explain how the City deals with Code Violations.