There have been no changes in flight path that effects this house but some of the comps are in mapped noise zones right under the flight path. 

But they said they still have fleas.At this point, I feel like it is fairly safe to say that they brought the fleas in with them or at least their cleaning habits (or lack thereof) have contributed to the problem.Anyway, my question is who is ultimately responsible in this case? 

I am building capitol to flip myself and think it makes more sense to make sure you can have as clean an inspection as possible.

They are now clean, according to their Instagram, or Twitter, or whatever.What goes through your mind, and how does it play into your overall evaluation?

The offer was quickly accepted and the roof replacement cost was effectively rolled into my loan. 

***DISCLAIMER*** I Own & operate a cleaning business.

So effectively I had to have $30k. $15k to pay the contractor now and then wait for my other $15k to be refunded after the city inspected it.

Now, allowing 2 tenants that have been there for many years, continue to stay for another year at the same rates, is I think an effective business decision and I'm not going to go through all the reasons why on here, because I do believe we are steering off topic.

We did one..we bought the home next door & initially we got $820/mo in a 70's era SFH in very very tired shape.When they moved after 5 years we rehabbed it for $18k & got $1400/mo & that was 6 years ago.We did bump the rents over 2 more tenants (now $1650/mo) but the current tenants do all the maintenance.When the 20 yr old HW tank burst at the seams they shut everything of, cleaned up the mess.

It's probably more cost-effective than making the new windows fit the old openings.