Our CO inspection is due after the current close date and I'm considering trying to push back to wait for the CO inspection.

About to do inspections, but want to make sure the math is right.

You should have the right to final inspections before you sign.

My city is no longer doing CO inspections.

*Explain: Virtual tours so they don't have to leave their homes to make a decision until the home inspection...

Are you loan fees included in that amount...or perhaps 3rd party things like survey, environmental, etc....As for an inspector, you might see about finding a SS builder to do the inspection. 

I conduct semiannual inspections on my rental units, and typically give notice through text message. 

We are seeing them come in with longer than normal timeframe requests as far as inspection and appraisal contingencies, etc....and that's perfectly fine.

We want to make sure that a buyer will be able to receive lending on the property before we decide to take it on.From what I've researched, it looks like most lenders require it to be built after 1976, not be in a trailer park, inspected by a structural engineer, and to have a "permanent foundation".

They also do special inspections which I will need for some of the work I plan on doing anyway so it was convenient in that regard.