Hi everyone,I’m curious how most experienced flippers handle inspections when purchasing a property.Do you typically order a full home inspection before closing, or do you rely on your contractor walkthrough and your own evaluation?

We will not be recovering the cost of the inspection or the chimneys being cleaned.Good luck

Ask the termite inspecting company maybe?

Does anyone (investors or inspectors) have redacted inspection reports for 3–12 unit properties they’d be willing to share for study purposes?

I also had fill out a move-in inspection which they marked everything as excellent and signed.

I started systematically cross-referencing inspection reports against seller disclosures for every deal I analyzed.

Hi,Few wholesalers sending me deals. He wants closing in 1 week. I see some deals are in decent location in center of city. But price are high and properties are in distressed condition needs lot of rehad and lot of t...

El Paso TX Triplex/ADU Offer Accepted ($298k) – Inspection shows roof/electrical/sewer/gas issues… still a good deal?

But many.The Inspections — Prepare for FrustrationI'll be straight with you: the inspections can be frustrating.The Housing Authority requires an inspection of your unit before move-in and typically on an annual basis.

It’s the stuff that gets skipped right before listing the property.There are a handful of things that can prevent price reductions, inspection fights, and buyers backing out.