I don't expect the person to identify loose doorknobs or burnt out light bulbs, but I trust that when they say "you're going to need a new roof in the next 5 years" that they know what they're talking about.I would not, on the other hand expect them to say "I guarantee that roof will last more than 5 years".Can you speak a bit more to what exactly it is you want to accomplish with the inspection(s)?

This seems very interesting to me in the light of profitable investments due to fact that there so cheap(in the price range of $10-35k).

The property is not in Nevada.Anyone shine light on what this addendum means?

Additionally I consider these tenants to be criminal in nature and I never allow these types of people to get of scot free.

You may want to look at JV with a seller on a light rehab.

While the laws are changing to make the specific paint legal, I might take advantage of the monopoly since no one within a huge radius around me knows of the paint, PlastiDip) Not to toot my own horn, but I know I'm a natural leader with a strong outgoing personality.

He was addressing the accusing and insulting nature of some of the questions that stated that the loan examples brought up in your podcast are predatory.

The property has had some work done on the interiors, though strangely, it’s mostly been larger “improvement” jobs while simple maintenance is lacking… So far we have re-roofed the building, gutted the overgrown landscaping and fenced both back yards, put up security lighting, fixed some plumbing and electrical issues and collected rent.

Most homes are ok with out an attic fan, so I'd be looking for good natural venting first.

So it's possible your rehab budget is light, or your ARV is high.I also recommend you try to sell the deal at a local REIA once you have it under contract.