When the city comes and inspects the property, they are finding very small and in my opinion insignificant items to not give me a certificate of occupancy. 

Adding to that, mold, termites, basement cracks (and other structural issues), septic tank, roof, needing a new driveway.... all these are huge ticket items.

I plan on furnishing all of the common items myself as well, i.e. living room, dining room@Joe Papp That answers another question I had.

I currently have a side hustle finding items on Ebay for below market value and then reselling them.

Throw away items they consider trash and put dishes etc in the dishwasher.

When analyzing your NOI prior to purchase, I recommend you be sure to include all property maintenance items in your expenses.

Every item has to be detailed and documented to the letter.

As Jim, said if you tell us what specific data item you are looking for we might be able to point you in the right direction.

found an item on the title that states if the land is sold that the house comes with it as a full real estate package

Place order for items*Material cost of this section: Seven Thousand Dollars. $7,000,-Phase 2: Roofing/Exterior Windows and doors. [5 days] Close up external side door between living room and kitchen, patch siding, patch wallReplace windows, replace front entry door, power wash house/deckRestoration of vinyl siding which includes power washing and replace any missing pieces of siding.