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Begin by entering the year for which you are applying in the 'C/O Year(s)' section at the top of the form.
Fill in your name and mailing address under 'Owner Information Only.' If you do not rent, check the box provided.
Provide the property information, including address, block, lot, and qualifier. Specify the number of units to be inspected.
Complete the property management details, ensuring that a contact number is included for both day and evening availability.
Indicate whether your rental is year-round or seasonal and provide any tenant information received.
Review all sections for accuracy before submitting. Ensure that any required fees are noted as per the guidelines provided.

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What is the biggest red flag in a home inspection?

The biggest red flags in a home inspection are foundation cracks (especially horizontal or wider than 1/4 inch), structural issues like sagging floors or stuck doors, outdated electrical systems with aluminum wiring, old plumbing with galvanized pipes or water damage, roof problems like missing shingles or sagging,

Can a tenant request an inspection for renting a house?

If the tenant has notified the landlord of an issue that needs to be addressed, then they can enter the property to inspect the rental.

What do they look for during rental inspections?

What Can a Landlord Look at During Inspections? Broken or damaged appliances. Broken tiles or damaged wood floors. Large stains or rips in the carpets. Signs of smoking in a non-smoking apartment. Unsanitary conditions like mold or mildew. Water damage.