Use the company your insurance company suggests as they will cover any hidden costs or overruns.

There are a lot of hidden expense to managing long distance.

My wife and I both believe it is a hidden gem that will continue to grow. 

One more quick thing: Be sure you instruct your mold inspector to give YOU the results, and not discuss them with the tenant.You can present any information to the tenant yourself, but you are paying your inspector to give you a report, not fan the flames of drama with your tenant.Joffrey

We acquired a hidden gem off-market at a record-breaking deal.

They don’t account for hidden defects at all, where an inspection by a licensed inspector finds $10,000 in code violation problems.

These are generally hidden defects, not obvious defects.

Some allow you to add custom questions or a header with qualification requirements or special instructions.

In my experience with Condo's there are lots of hidden HOA rules/fees that you could miss if you don't read through the agreement thoroughly.

Its called hidden listings.com.