Typically, termite companies do an annual inspection and treatment.

It’s been quite overwhelming so far, but everything seemed to be going smooth until my inspection report yesterday.

More importantly, tips to be sure your unit passes the required inspections.  

This is where you get to inspect the property and see if there are any surprises. 

We took it with all the stuff, was able to close in 3 weeks and promised not to nickel and dime the sellers during inspection period.

But the thing that really changed my mind is how long of a drawn out process it can be because of long escrow holding times and inspections between each contractor in order to receive the next draw.

I can see a section 8 inspection requiring one but for a property purchase?

We offered below asking and then negotiated down another 5% after inspections.

Then, when the problem occurs, you'll be prepared to handle it instead of panicking to get your head straight.Examples:Tenant pays lateTenant doesn't pay at allTenant asks you to waive late feeTenant asks to move their due date for rentNoise complaintsTenant fails to water/mow lawnUnauthorized petUnauthorized occupantTenant wants to break lease earlyTenant abandons rentalTenant abandons rental and leave stuff behindTenant refuses to let you or a contract in for inspection or repairsYou get the idea.

Check out the neighborhood, and have the property inspected.