I’m looking to get some recommendations for local home inspectors around Kearney, Grand Island, and Hastings.

I don't know much about real estate other than hiring a property inspector to inspect the house, and then paying for it lol)Should I split my 80k into (2) and buy a couple of 40k properties, and then rehab both when I get more money?

I am also part of that company and I am getting my home inspectors license, so we can offer that as a service as well.

I was wondering if anyone in the Scranton area would be able to assist me with the following:- attorney and or tittle company as I'm looking to buy very soon- A good contractor and home inspector to give me a good idea what the property condition is before I buy.- I'm understanding since in out of state, I will need property management. - And any additional information you guys think would be relevant which would be helpful.The three properties I am considering are all currently rented on month to month leases.

Depending on how long it takes for an inspector to come out, this may need to be factored into your holding costs as your hold days will increase.

I was actually under contract to purchase 2 multi family units just down the street from this property, but terminated contract due to condition of the properties and active drug activity I watched and my inspector saw(8), in the 3 hr inspection.

I know most places don't use attorneys for this like IL does, but have someone who is looking out for your interests in the transaction either way (like even an experienced investor mentor), inspector, or something.Bottom line, is make sure the numbers work and that you do your due diligence! 

Do we hire an inspector to collect evidence, another roofing company to fix the roof, and a contractor to fix the other damages caused by the leak? 

They matter far more than the realtor, home inspector and lender.    

Since I buy out of my home area it is nice to have a local in the know for contractors, inspectors and other professionals.