Things like common issues with the older housing stock in the area, what inspections are absolutely necessary, and experience renting in the area would all be greatly appreciated!

Had been sitting on the MLS for a few months so we offered low and negotiated further after inspections.

Had been sitting on the MLS for a few months so we offered low and negotiated further after inspections.

…Hands On inspection of each POH (Be sure to identify SCRAP homes and assign a negative value)Professional inspection of on-site electrical systems (document any deficiencies); Are box amperages up to code?

They finally came back with the following:“At this point we would just need you to apply for a “Special Inspection” at our office for visual “certification” of the existing structures.”I am curious what this sort of “visual certification” entails.

If you have a good home inspection they should be able to look out for you.

Inspect the situation for yourself, get eye balls on the situation, ask questions, be nosy.

So I went back to my inspection report and the guy who did the inspection only noted that it might be an insurance concern.

For homes in Athens build times can be shorter because there are fewer inspections when building in Limestone County.  

Even though a lot of things are already prepped and ready to go for Turnkey properties, I still learned a lot about how the inspection is processed, purchase agreement is formed, talking to multiple lenders, talking to multiple insurance providers, interviewing Property Managers, etc.If you do decide to go with a turnkey provider, Account Closed is the man to go to.