@Matt Bailey schedule a day and inspect each unit see your local regulations and state laws before you go into each unit and see what needs to get urgent care plumbing, electrical, etc.

Do due diligence, inspections, appraisals, etc.8.

Should I get a home inspection done prior to making a offer?

So trying to take some lessons learned from my first property, as part of inspection, I had two contractors supply a bid for the property.

I understand the importance of having a structural engineer to inspect any properties in question and I have one lined up if the case should arise.However, I am surprised at how "comfortable" people are when discussing structural repairs out here. 

HUD does not "go back and forth" they don't let buyers "decide if they like wording" they don't let buyers "renegotiate after a home inspection".

Get your paperwork to title/attorney, get your inspections completed and get your financing in order.

After you make your offer and get it under contract, then you get the official inspection done.

.- Duplex with both sides rented at $625 each ($1250 total monthly income), seems about market rents for the area- Asking $120,000- Annual taxes are $2400- Been on the market since November- Repairs appear to be minimal, still need inspection (rentable, but not updated)What other information am I missing?

Of course, this does guarantee rent from the tenants, but may potentially be more work by delaying property inspections and by inhibiting my ability to cancel/renew leases.For those of you investors that are currently accepting vouchers in Atlanta, what have been your experiences?