We change HVAC filters, inspect extinguishers, test smoke detectors, check for improperly stored flammables, unsafe extension cords, leaky faucets, leaky or stopped toilets, ripples in carpet (trip hazard), sticking doors (more than just an annoyance, it can cause impeded egress in an emergency), and any other unsafe or improper situations along with current or upcoming maintenance items like loose shingles and siding.

Unless it is a steady system like a mailing list, then just pay per item. 

The four or five google search items that turned up contained all the information I mentioned finding in my original post.

Hi Shaun,This is so helpful thank you - These items are on my list for today!

One concern I would have would be added costs due to items not in the current scope.

As I stated in the post above, lexington law will only remove repairable items, such as accounts in collections, but those account must be paid first to be able to challenge the debt...

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I've heard of other former owners trying to clear out the house before it was actually sold - taking out the HVAC - and having the sheriff stop them and make them return the items- in this case the lien holder (bank) got a call from a neighbor.

We have the freedom to purchase or sell just about anything (within the laws) in the United States without restriction to income or social class if the selling party agrees to sell and you have the cash to purchase the asset/item etc.Pooling outside investor funds is where the SEC comes into play.

You get into the larger properties that are professionally managed by larger firms and there are way less things found and when they are they tend to be smaller items and not big ones.