I plan to take time and read every piece of paper I am signing.So the situation is, the property is already inspected and appraised and everything, according to what he says, only thing left for me to do is sign the papers, wire the money to the closing attorney(Contract assignment).

Ugly because the listing agent did not supply the documents and information we had requested in the inspection resolution, and when I called to ask for them and tell her we would not be closing until we had received them, she unleashed a torrent of venom on me, accusing me of being unethical, not acting in good faith, threatening to report me to the board, etc.In her defense, we had asked for them to be provided at closing, but it was an hour before, and she still had not provided them.

I can send you my "Property Inspection Checklist" and or "Move-in/Move-Out Condition Report" as a .doc or .pdf?

Check their background, call their last two landlords, verify their income, do a pre-move in inspection report of their unit and have them sign off on it with pictures and everything.

The void was filled by a reputable foundation repair company and passed inspection.

I will say we have yet to view either properties in person so that will likely answer most of our questions barring a final inspection. 

Also, make sure you have a home inspection as there are different levels of new construction. 

Same suppliers, same service for the meat cutting tools, same book keeper, same clientele etc. before that it was a welding business.

When the city inspected it, they mainly checked for proper ventilation.

Inspection?