Never skip property inspections unless you intend to demolish the structure.

Zoom in like the google space view , but much closer and clearer .

I note on the contract as along as the property meets my final inspection approval then I will sign off, which gives me enough time to still inspect the property before final approval.When I offer cash, I always offer less than asking price.

but its just like anything the well capitalized highly organized and super duper closers take 95% of the deals.. 

Remind you they have to pass the HUD inspections.

Insurance probably closer to $200/mo.Overall, the numbers are a bit tight for my liking given 20-25% down. 

If all goes well with inspections I will be closing on a property on the west side of Cleveland and currently looking into property management companies...so far I have looked into Lokal Management, NEO Management, and  Midwest Realty  any experiences or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Try and catch pre-construction so you can have an inspector conduct a three-phase inspection (foundation, frame, and final) throughout the time they are being built.

Something I've started paying closer attention to is whether a Seller who is getting a property tax rebate is actually entitled to it. 

Although since the door does not seal the garage I am not sure the dehumidifier did any good.I have called a local mold remediation company and they are coming out tomorrow to inspect.