I spend lots of time at home so I can learn more in here and in other ways how to go about doing all this successfully.

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Spend the money, understand the nuances that are not evident to you but that your attorney will explain, and then do it yourself in the future. 

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Case one you spend a few bucks and are out renting it again.Case two: You smell a hint of smoke and the lease says no smoking.

I'm pretty sure that in both cases, if I wanted just the termite inspection for some reason, I could have paid a lower fee and gotten that.Keep in mind that I'm very new to this, but my thinking goes as follows: If you know the house needs (say) $50K of rehab otherwise, and you have to open up enough of the walls or floors that you'll probably see any damage that is already there, then skipping the inspection and maybe having to spend another $2K on treatment if you find damage is probably not such a big deal. 

Let's just say, for every $10/month you spend on Project Wonderful, you sell 3 packages ($291 revenue), you're looking at a $281 ROAS (return on advertising spend) each month.

On educated guess, they did not inspect each and every building and built a list, they might pull the data on certain types of buildings, but the list might not be released to the public.This is good news for me as I do foundation work, too bad for owners who need to spend money to do it, I'm sure there will be a program from the city/state that will help aid the expenses again.

Quite often, new investors start "too hot" and either overdevelop their first property or spend their money too fast - either of these behaviors will preclude you from even reaching your short-term goals.