Bring your contractor/inspector because there won’t be another showing as time is of the essence.

In addition, I am a licensed REALTOR in PA, MD & DE, an author and home inspector apprentice.

I’m interested in anything and everything rental and I’m about to be a certified home inspector for those you who need one in the Atlanta area!

.#6: Master the Art of the Contractor Stable: I have thrived as a Landlord in several out-of-state markets (Purchasing Homes that are 120 years old) and the biggest thing is knowing how to build a contractor stable and being able to read an Inspectors Report and ask the right questions.

I have an inspector that quoted me for $350 yesterday to do one (depends on the size of house though).

They asked for a copy of my inspection report in case the inspector missed anything. 

The inspector said they have to remove the deck to see the full picture, but he guessed it's all along this wall and suggested that I budget re-stud the whole wall. 

There's like 6 people who work there, and one of them -- the city inspector -- doubles as a police officer, haha. 

Having a great team around you made up of great loan officer, agent, insurance, title, escrow, property inspector, contractor, etc his the most important when purchasing which is most peoples biggest asset.  

Con is that you have inspections every few years (at least over here) so you have to be proactive with your tenants and stay on them so you aren't reactive when the inspector goes out there and finds that your tenant has turned your unit into a dump.