When in doubt, bring in an inspector - you should do a full inspection of the property before closing anyway.

Just had a bid accepted on some multifamily properties and I'm looking for recommendations on home inspectors. 

So alot of people are getting out of there houses expecting a crash, anyways, he had a couple people lined up, they did the inspection, the inspector saw the unpermitted work, called the city, they made him tear it down, cost him 40000. 

I invest in Birmingham and Indianapolis.

She would be underfoot from the traffic of inspectors and contractors anyways, so she would probably be motivated to move on her own.

The main characters ojn your Team are Attornies, real estate Agents,CPA's, (or accountants), Inspectors, and General Contractors.  

The typical main Team members are Attornies, real estate Agents, CPA's (or accountants), Inspectors, General Contractors, and Handymen.  

I have a good inspector but they need to be scheduled a few weeks in advance.  

I have suggested to him the following: over the next year, using the 600k cash, buy 2 houses in Chicago, 2 more houses in Philadelphia, and perhaps 1 house in Indianapolis through turnkey companies.

Completely shunned investors, real estate agents, title companies, inspectors, etc.