I recently had an offer accepted on a property I will be using as an owner occupied rental in North Carolina. During the due diligence process, what are some of the most important things I should do? I already read through the full property report showing age of HVAC, water tank, roof, etc. Want to make sure I don't miss anything that may be a problem later on when I officially close on the property.

I would point you to a long article I wrote on due diligence that I think you'll find helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

@Greg Koszkul Are you getting a home inspection, a WDI and a survey? Those are the 3 most common 3rd party eyes to help you. Also, you'll want to get the title search done during the DD.

Originally posted by @Adam Schneider :

@Greg Koszkul Are you getting a home inspection, a WDI and a survey? Those are the 3 most common 3rd party eyes to help you. Also, you'll want to get the title search done during the DD.

 Yes, so far those will be the items on the list, wondering if anything else should be looked into. Property is 10 years old and most everything roof/water heater etc is original.

Owner occupied rental?

Originally posted by @Guy Gimenez :

Owner occupied rental?

Yes, I am renting the other 3 rooms in a 4 bedroom house and living in one of the units myself.

Check with your insurer and let him/her know with great clarity what you're doing. We were doing N/O/O room rentals in one of our houses and couldn't even find an underwriter willing to take this type of rental product.