the reason is most of the investors on this site are getting conventional financing that does not require DSCR reporting. 

On Saturday I received the inspection report and few items made me think, WTF kind of TK job is this?

I am bidding on a properties without seeing them and waiting for the inspection report and then I re-examine my offer and then I resubmit another offer based on the work that will need to be done; you could also ask for closing credit that works just as good to have less money out of your pocket up front. 

Then, of course, reporting all of the money Consumer you paid Contractor you on your taxes as you would any other job. 

What should I look for in the home inspection report.

They get later and later each month, and we are struggling to find a loan servicing company that will report to the credit bureaus, and begin the foreclosure process for it, if it comes to that.

Credit will be very important (almost more important than cash, but not really) so if you are building your credit, make sure to get a clean report with scores above 700 for best rates.

This is the breakdownLoan CostsA.Origination Charges$1,7820.325 % of Loan Amount (Points)$492$150Application Fees Lender Fees$1,140B.Services You Cannot Shop For$1,044Appraisal Fee$850Attorney Review Fee (TX only)$150$13Credit Report Undisclosed Debt Report$31C.Services You Can Shop For$2,699HOA Transfer Fee$150Resale Package$300Survey Fee$539Title - Document Preparation Fee$50Title - Escrow Fee$425Title - Guaranty Assessment Recoupment Fee$2$130Title - Lender's Endorsements Title - Lender's Title Insurance$1,103D.TOTAL LOAN COSTS (A + B + C)$5,525Other Costs E.

Most of the issues were not concerns for me but we were still able to negotiate down the price based on the content we saw in the report.

When you get an inspection report if you're not aware of those sorts of things or if you don't have someone guiding you that's aware of that sort of stuff you'll probably just get scared off.