Was not required by code when the house was built but is now required for safety of inhabitants.3) There's various cracks in the stucco and the inspector recommended sealing them up.4) It looks like facia around the house is pretty deteriorated from weather and should probably be replaced5) Some electrical and breaker box outside around patio area are not done well and may need to be re-done.

However, for quite a few years now code has required neutral and grounds to be separated. ie, neutral bar isolated.

I just got an offer for full asking contingent on me fixing the flooring, and fixing a back gate. also almost 6k in buyer closing cost. seems like a good deal but ive heard that VA loans are even more strict than FHA loans and i would hate to go under contract and then the roof not passing.

I do have the building code official's number on speed dial however.

I'm hoping to find a place in Colorado Springs CO- preferably 80906 zip code- to rent out as a corporate lease for 1 year.

Otherwise if everything is up to code I don't see how they would blame the property owner! 

I think wholesalers are going to get squeezed in certain markets.Also investory that is strictly for rental purposes in the heavy rental markets could see some slow downIN my little world or project that i am working on in Oregon we get title company market stats weekly and our market went FROM slight sellers advantage to STRONG sellers advantage last report..

Once you open walls and start doing rehab you will be required to bring it up to code.

The location of the garage in relation to the sewer line connection at street, the distance of the run of other utility supply lines, entire scope of work, and your finishes will dictate price.If you are simply using the existing footprint of the garage to convert it to a legal ADU unit per CA new codes, you should expect somewhere between $50k-$100k depending on specific circumstances.

And are you at the point now where your cash flow is compounding enough to be able to purchase new investments, or is it all strictly from your w2 contracting?