I currently work in property management and have my home inspector license, and have recently been researching everything that has to do with real estate investing.

Appraisers, inspectors, attorneys, bankers, government and many others make money when someone makes the decision to buy.

A general inspector will not be able to give you a complete report.

Since you are new hire an experienced buyer's agent to handle the deal and protect your end; pay this person yourself.Make sure the property is inspected by a local inspector.

The house is in amazing condition according to the inspector.

I've heard about the Pocono Promise, although am surprised at how hard it has been to get a decent referral or recommendation for an Inspector and Buyer's Attorney.Would appreciate if anybody has any recommendations for either.

One thing that helped me a ton for the first two rehab's was paying for an official inspection (before or after closing) and walking the house with the inspector.

Inspector came and was only able to do 1 unit because the tenant was not home.

Inspector came and was only able to do 1 unit because the tenant was not home.

I am buying a new house from a builder and during an inspection from the professional inspector, he noticed that there is a big gap at the bottom of the garage door on both sides (see picture).