That covers unexpected easements and other boundary issues.If you are unsure about the lot lines then find out what a survey would cost.

GFI outlets, working smoke detectors/Co2, handrails, windows that stay open without props, door knobs that latch, outlets wired properly and enough per room (2 in bedrooms on opposite walls), etc etc.

No client has ever ripped me off before, so it was unexpected. 

What are you going to do if the rehab costs more, takes longer or doesn't sell for as much as you planned, or some unexpected cost pops up?  

So long as your rental works correctly and has the basics (doors that lock correctly, outlets that have covers and work, sinks that don't leak, hot water that works, etc.) you'll probably pass with flying colors. 

@Jessica WainscottWe were in a similar place last November of 2020 with a tenant at our long-term rental in a remote rural town in Connecticut when our tenant was unexpectantly transferred by his employer.   

Cash values in a permanent life policy are important but in the early years, these are very small and accessing these funds by withdrawal or loan will hinder the policies performance.If I were a budding real estate investor who came across deals at unexpectant times I would ask this insurance agent "I may run across a perfect real estate (or business) deal that I want to make and I will need as much cash as possible and have that cash in my hands in 2 weeks or less.

During the last few days, my project manager is replacing all the outlets, switches, smoke alarms, mirrors, registers/returns, door-knobs, etc.For our typical project, this all takes about 10-12 days.

We the budget and build reserves to cover unexpected expenses.

The contractor that was going to install it, said I don't need a permit, because he was going to plug them into the wall outlets in each room.