Would anybody care to share the language in their contracts for these periodic inspections?  

I have been studying real estate investing for the past two years and I am actively saving for my first property.

Your lender probably has DOS in the mortgage language.

Now, as we have expanded our business to buy multiple properties at one time, we are utilizing hard money lenders.My question is what language do we include in the purchase contract offer that will allow us the option of pursuing a hard money loan, but would still close deal the as an all cash deal if one cannot be obtained.

FWIW here is the language in my lease regarding parking in shared lots. 

I wanted to know if your realtor was an investor friendly realtor who understood investment language or a realtor who just happened to get your property assigned.Also did you need an earnest deposit?

Just study and learn and network on your own.

To me, title was a mystery (at the time).It wasn't until I paid an attorney to interpret a particular situation and discovered a way to profit from my having 'reversed engineered' an opportunity, understood what others did not, (and extracted a very substantial amount of equity) that I became very excited about the prospects studying title.

I don't take a pig in a poke.Now look and study at underwriting guidelines for Fannie Mae, why?

I've been studying real estate and reading/listening to BP for about a year and a half, but have yet to do an actual deal.