This was for a purchase of $180,000:Home inspection -$535Appraisal fee - $435Origination fee - $899Homeowners insurance(first year) - $8091st quarter property taxes -$1,163Initial escrow deposit -$1,365Title insurance - $532Legal fees - $700Government recording charges -$470There were a bunch of other miscellaneous little charges, but these were the most substantial.

You do not need a realtor for this situation but you should follow same guidelines as working with a realtor i.e. title, attorney, home inspection etc.With all that being said and you saying you purchased a rental through the realtor you are using it may be in your best interest to inform your realtor of the FSBO you have your eyes on. 9 times out of 10 the FSBO will pay a fee to the realtor (it will be the realtors obligation to stipulate terms).

You can have the property inspected after the renovation work is done and before making the final payment.

Should I find a building that interests me, how do I obtain inspections/costs to rehab before committing?

It was noted during the appraisal and bank is calling for roof and foundation inspection

Will be doing an inspection this Friday, I have a strategy for the property but the thing is showing more red flags than a North-Korean military parade.

If you mean inspection, they run us $300 for single family and then about $50 per unit on up.

Greetings, any property with power off for 1+ years needs a certified safety inspection by an electrician.

The inspection contingency was quick, around 5 days.

But, if I include it in my HM loan, it adds another 12k onto my losses, and I have to deal with the invoice clearance and inspection procedure to get my rehab funds.If I partner with someone who puts in the rehab funds up front, I can actually save myself some money by utilizing a crew that I normally couldn't afford using the HML system, increasing my chance of making this flip work the way I want, and allowing me to utilize my own funds as a safety net and/or start another flip.Kind of a great deal, huh?