Personally, I would absolutely pay for a home inspection and I would think an appraisal is necessary for the home if there is a stepped up basis involved.

@Bowman Klinkenberg the apartment investors group that's hosted through MNREIA is great.

Single family seems to be easy to rent out and I feel like people are more likely to stay longer in single family than apartment.

She must remove the animal within 24 hours and submit to an inspection of the home for verification.

After doing so I'd like to expand to small apartment buildings.

16 unit apartment building located right on the main street in town. 

They mentioned something about a well inspection etc.

@Bob Floss II I think it is interesting that you feel all the opportunities are gone in the larger apartment space.

there is a free downloadable pamphlet and waiver, it should be a part of all of the packet of documents to review and execute with all tenants.On the E Coast I think you would risk losing out on some great opportunities.Pamphlet and waiver-https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2017-06/documents/pyf_color_landscape_format_2017_508.pdfhttps://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/documents/lesr_eng.pdf

Cutting into pre-tensioned slabs is doable, but usually requires an x-ray or ultrasound inspection to find the cables to ensure they aren’t damaged.