Just watch out for torn/mising window screens and flaking paint that could spark a LBP inspection.I've found that the case workers and inspectors are reasonable when working with landlords, and when a problem arises they tended to support me.

Its not a deal killer unless you get a overkill inspector.

Do not assume that because your contractors are experienced, licensed, and insured etc that the local building inspector is going to be happy with their work.

I use a home inspector, not a contractor.

Indianapolis-Carmel, Ind. 8.

Have your inspector look thoroughly for mold, bad roof, asbestos, lead based paint, polybutylene, etc.., pretty much anything which sounds bad (hype in my mind) that would lower the value from the bank's perspective.

Indianapolis-Carmel, Ind.8.

Even then, you get neighbors and the world is full of crazy people, so every neighborhood has at least one nut job that you will have to put up with.If you call the county inspector on your landlord, just assume that your relationship with him will be destroyed and you will be moving in 9 months when your lease is up.

There is no guarantee that the inspector's will give a thumbs up.

Building inspectors are much stricter.