Can escalate to Enviro2 which will be a couple of more grand if the Inspector feels further research is required. 

Anyway I can’t argue this point any longer, we just have a fundamental difference in what should be done, on to another post to tell someone they can’t get a 15 cap in an A/B area in Indianapolis.

If there is something in the house that we're not clear on, then we'll hire an inspector. 

This question may just as well apply to any other hot market, but currently Indianapolis is the one I've been looking at.I've been noticing that there are many seemingly great options for real estate agents, contractors, property managers, and lenders in the area.

I would love some assistance locating boots on the ground (ie) an Attorney, property Manager, Inspector, a Commercial Lender that can get me into permanent financing, lastly I will need a few reliable Contractors.

We control 37 SFRS in Indianapolis and Toledo Ohio.

The home inspector confirmed that.

In either case of the above it'd be critical to engage your AHJ/inspector appropriately.

Scour good cashflowing deals and be aware of any rehabs that need done (and pay a good inspector as well to document what needs repaired or upgraded). 

., guy had used 70feet of plumbing PVC as underground conduit from the pole that had to be removed & replaced at his expense after we discovered it & had the bldg inspector write it up.