They will check all the normal stuff municipal inspectors look for, such as detectors, leaks, missing or broken doors/windows/screens, etc. 

We are planning to stay, but sometimes miss the South and could consider going back at some point.  

But the 41k would be a big boon for doing more deals and increasing my current #units from 8 to my eventual goal of 25.Question: What am I missing in terms of the way I’m thinking about this?

I see too many people get obsessive over the numbers on their first deal that they miss the point.

If they miss a wave, they search for the next one and get themselves in position.

Here in Kansas City we rented for a while before buying and, again, it seems like we perfectly timed being out of the market and getting back in, to miss any growth and buy at/near the top again -- and then get taken advantage of by the trades before moving in.So, not trying to be a Debbie Downer, but that is kind of the "mindset" I have going into this, but I know I need to change.As far as my plans for making a change, I've tried to take some of the BP advice to heart and I am going to the Mid-America REI club meeting tomorrow.

Most of my Turnkey Clients have to catch a flight back to California so we are always a little rushed anyway and Regus isn't good about unexpected visits and they charge you for missed office time. 

I just wasn’t sure what exactly I was missing.

Senior management of Company B agreed to cover the missing $300.

You could list is as "rent to own", some people who do this are straight up theives who are looking to rope people in with realy stringient terms that basically amount to live here for 30 years and if you miss a single payment you lose your property and have to start over.