I wouldn’t want to do renovations regarding electrical, plumbing, or structural issues.

At the very most, you will get a “demand” letter from an attorney if something is brewing and your attorney can remove the lien and take appropriate action.That should temporarily protect your interest, then you work on resolving the issue.

Recently I am utlizing this broker for another deal and they are slow to respond, with various excuses from being busy, to illness, to computer issues. 

I had the opprtunity to look into the last inspection report, dated January 2024 (done for the other buyer who backed off)  indicates minor issues incluing lead water Line (from Meter to the faucets).

Maybe two checkin, but your property manager should be able to handle any pool issue too thats my guess, its rare that water will get bad in a week.

In the mean time, I removed the LP heater and the leased LP tanks, so there is no more gas used in the place (so the CO part of the alarm shouldn't be an issue) and installed a mini-split heat pump in its place.I hadn't heard anything from the tenant but, when they moved out last week, I saw that they had again disconnected the alarm in the bedroom.

@Craig PillayYou face the same issue many investors face. 

Hello,So, the inspection report came back with multiple hazardous flags that needs to be addressed , but the most one that it is expensive (25k cost) is the" knob and tube issues "of the electrical stuff.

HOA issue can also be easily solved. 

If your renter is having issues, it is commendable that you are prepared to work with her.