I saw that u have been flipping homes for 2 years I used to work for a carpenter and we did an addition a flip and a lot of little stuff roofing, siding, painting, flooring etc I learned a lot.

In addition to inspecting roofs, HVAC, electrical, can you think of any other things I should pay special attention to?

I am sure liability insurance would be steep, not to mention the expense of putting up a fence.

Roofs are 9 years old and hot water heaters have over half their life yet.I did the analysis to see if it was worth putting any money into the units and the margin is not large enough.

This includes roofing, siding, painting, carpentry, concrete, on-site appliance repair, heating and air conditioning, home inspections, tree service, plumbing, electrical, floor covering, manufactured dwelling installations, land development and most other construction and repair services.

But big problem - no kitchen, serious damage, bad roofs and furnaces - are too much for an OO to handle.

Asking price $50,000listed as a 3 BD 2 Bath, It has an office that could be considered a 4th bedroom. good size homeExpected rent around $800Working class neighborhood, Built in early 60's, new roof, hardwood through-outgood condition- one bathroom needs some work.

Some of the areas of concern is the roof pitch conductive to an expansion?

Bear in mind also that ALL child labor laws apply, so you can't have your 10 year old hauling bales of shingles up on the roof.

The seller tells me HVAC is new, roof is less then 4 years old, and electrical all updated.