When you pull permits, and on your own license, the city will assume that you know what you are doing and will expect everything to be standard.

Correct ans is not what you expect.

You should make as much profit as possible.I once bought a property from a wholesaler and he made more on his wholesale than I was expecting to make turning it into a rental.  

Leading me to ask, "What are the legal remedies available to me that can be used to address this woman in such a way that she understands continued t 

However, inflation is expected to be well below 10% this year, so decent mortgage rates are at least on the horizon.

Between what I expected to earn that year and the support I was granted in my mediation agreement, I could not afford to rent, much less purchase, a 2-bedroom condo in Oakland, California, where I planned to move after raising my children in a suburb half an hour away.Dad to the rescue!

With regards to the structural issues and really any other noticeable property defects, if something is visible and obvious on the initial viewing then you should not expect additional price reduction after inspection. 

Make sure you know what that particular street in that particular neighborhood expects as far as quality and materials, and meet those standards.

I second what @Eddie T. is saying

When a guest has one review and a host has 30 5 star review 6 months and have only asked for damages twice....I do expect to have to prove my side, but when photos and the next unrelated guests confirms my side, but my claim is denied because the invoice doesn't meet their standards?