If anyone wants to look at Idaho code 63-11C, that's where they want to take away the requirement that we have to pay to store an auction the tenants items.

Hi BP community, I'm looking for a masonry contractor, to solve this one, but in the meantime wanted to gather any thoughts on one home inspection item I just received yesterday.

Or items I should look out for?

This should cover most liquidity issues the bank might have going into a refinance and will cover your butt should some big capex or vacancy issues arise.As you scale your portfolio, you can get away with locking into a set amount (say $15,000-25,000 total) that you put aside in a bucket account for all the properties, as it's unlikely you'll ever hit multiple huge capex items simultaneously across all properties that would deplete that fund overnight.

There are a ton of videos and articles out there and Brandon will go into detail on each line item.

-I have Single Family Home under contract price 220k - buyers inspection noted 2 items:1) roof (shingle wear) replacement estimate:4,500-8,500. 

If the prior tenants did a great job cleaning and missed a few spots I'll send a specific list of items that need to be cleaned (vaccuum, wipe down countertops, tenant missed some items on the bathtub). 

In my market, it's very common to negotiate additional concessions/price reductions, if and when items like this come up in the inspection.Which items would you say are the top priorities to negotiate with the seller?

I have since then moved away due to my military status but we've stayed close friends and text/ call each other often to talk.  

or a mix of the above or whatever works for you..The market value is what somebody will pay for the item.