So be sure you have access to cash for major items like that - HVAC, parking lots, roofs, electrical systems, plumbing systems, flooring, etc. can have issues at anytime and require lots of money to fix.

Id suggest that since you changed loan products, presumably without the permission of the seller, that you pay to get these items repaired so that you close and do not default on the contract.

I can almost guarantee that you will get very little to no information about these offers because of confidentiality that us agents must follow.The both of these are 100% case by case and indirect and speculative by nature, but keep them in mind while walking properties in addition to everything that you are supposed to be looking for such as potential value add, conditions of units & ages of Capex items in the basement, lease/tenant situations, etc.

They have Home Depot and Lowe's skew numbers programmed into the software, so once you've finished deciding what you want to update, (it also shows you options on items you can choose from), you can print out a Statement of Work for your contractor that includes all the skew numbers, and costs room by room, and you can order directly from the software and have the items shipped directly to your site.  

One good item though is that you do not need to do appraisals for a client to get experience, so can do them for your house, friends property, etc.

Taking these items to heart.

The age of a property is not a gauging item.

The MF investment has done much better that my Wall St (but I'm still there for diversity).Apologies for rambling...Regards,Charles LeMaire 

If you don't pass you will receive a report with the failed items and have a chance to schedule a re-inspection.

If any of these items are deductible, they will have to be accounted for when calculating your state taxes.