If I decide to rough it for a bit (which I love), go backpacking and sleep in a tent with no shower for a week instead of sleeping at a five star hotel, it will because I want to, not because I have to.

And get your 1099 ducks in a row, too - this way you can sleep well. 1099s can be an issue without RE Pro, as well. 

To many people, a house is just a place to sleep and store their stuff.

My problem has been sleep.

If you're concerned about the foundation, hire an engineer; if you're concerned about a roof you can't afford to replace, hire a roofer; - As @Will Barnard pointed out, ALWAYS get a termite inspection unless you're skilled at detecting termite damage (it can be tough).In the case of the OP, it sounds like they are planning to do a full remodel and they've already had a GC take a look to determine there are no big ticket concerns, like foundation issues (I would assume a GC should know as much about this as a general inspector).So, in this case, I wouldn't necessarily recommend a basic home inspection (unless it would help you sleep better at night, of course)...Just my $.02...

Some will sleep through an early morning appointment (even when they picked the time and day for the appointment).

I've really got to stop wasting so much time----mostly sleeping 6 hrs at night LOL.

The trouble makers are still sleeping and it's peaceful and quiet.

(E) Let Me Sleep At Least 4 Hours/night!

The professionals today can create a drone that can find a pimple on my butt at 2:00 am when I sleep in my own bed with the blinds closed but they cannot tie there own shoes.