My family member also invest in NJ and I've been using his ear as a sounding board for any detail on the area but I would love to have a more objective suitor for the job.

If you get enough objections you know how to handle them all and can push forward.

If so, your property coverage is limited to these causes of loss: FireLightningWindstorm or Hail (USLI often limits this coverage to a submitted amount on the policy, not policy limit)ExplosionSmokeVandalismAircraft or Vehicle CollisionRiot or Civil CommotionSinkhole CollapseVolcanic ActivityIf nothing else, be aware of the following, but I would recommend getting a more broad coverage from a competing insurance company for no additional charge that would include policy limits for the above windstorm or hail, and the following causes of loss: Burglary/Break-in damageFalling Objects (like tree limbs)Weight of Ice and SnowFreezing of Plumbing*Accidental Water Damage (think of a leaky roof that is causing water damage into your property leading rotting wood and or mold)Artificially Generated ElectricityMy Best,Ryan Leavitt

It helps to hold up any straight-edged object, like a notepad, when you sight along the building’s lines.

I share past deals with investors, like to educate them first, understand investor objectives, are they accredited (a requirement for many syndications) and if they are informed, qualified and have capital will alert them to future deals.  

Now, if you were actually CLOSING every deal, and telling the sellers you intend to close, possibly do some repairs, and then resell they might not meet that idea with as much objection as if telling them you intend to make thousands of dollars by simply selling the contract.

My quesion is: If anyone can recommend on an inspector that can run inspections on all 3 houses including - Pest test- Well test- Septic system test - Lake test (the land has 3 lakes)By the way, the inspector can be from other places in NC not just Polk County (we want an objective professional who is not affiliated with brokers/owners etc..)That would be more than helpful.

Isn't the objective to sell the property?

It seems like the bank may have some objections to splitting it up in that case.Good question, though.

I am curious, what are your objectives?