It's crucial to:Obtain detailed quotes from licensed professionals for each task, offering a more accurate cost overview.Address the importance of negotiating further with the seller if repair costs significantly exceed the agreed deduction, particularly for undisclosed issues.Prioritize hazardous repairs, like electrical issues and asbestos, which may need to be resolved and reinspected before closing.

If you are beginning to see issues from your current CPA then it may be time to explore a new one.

There is an emotional aspect to consider.

Last year, I had some issues with a contractor I hired to replace my sunroom.

I just 1031 exchanged my commercial property out of California due to the rent control and other issues. 

I am trying to do my do due diligence correctly and hopefully avoid some issues.

I have zero issues finding deals that work in my market (Detroit) and I have a hard time believing that the real operators in any other market are doing all that much different either.

You have issues floating around with gift tax, estate tax, income tax, and property tax, all simultaneously, all of which have different rules in place. 

It seemed to me to be a real issue, and one that I am glad to see you addressing.If you don't want to rent to the guy anymore because of this issue, then don't renew.

I had the home inspector look at it when I purchased my Unit, and after finding a steel reinforcement of the building in the basement, he concluded it shouldn't be a major issue - but now, two years down the line, I find myself looking at this shabby brick wall and feeling pretty unnerved.