Who it is for
- First-time and experienced investors
- Landlords between tenancies
- Buyers considering renovation projects
- Owners reviewing a rental portfolio
Legacy Inspection service
Investor & Rental Property Inspection
Evaluate visible property condition with cash flow, maintenance, and tenant turnover in mind.
Request this inspection →Understand the service
Clear information before your next step.
An investor inspection organizes property-condition information around practical ownership decisions. Whether you are acquiring, refinancing, renovating, or preparing for turnover, the report helps you identify visible risks and priorities.
What we examine
- Major accessible building systems
- Exterior, roof, drainage, and structure
- Life-safety observations within the inspection scope
- Visible deferred maintenance
- Unit interiors and installed equipment
- Areas affected by planned renovation work
What you receive
- A decision-focused digital report
- Photographs of significant observations
- Maintenance and monitoring priorities
- Clear questions for contractors or other specialists
Why it matters
More than a checklist.
Investors need condition information that can be translated into maintenance priorities, renovation questions, and ownership planning. The inspection stays focused on observable property condition rather than predicting returns or repair costs.
Common observations
- Deferred maintenance affecting near-term ownership planning
- Roof, drainage, structure, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC observations
- Unit-level wear, moisture indicators, and turnover-related repair needs
- Conditions that may require specialist evaluation before renovation or occupancy decisions
How to prepare
- Confirm legal access and required notice for occupied units.
- Provide renovation plans or known maintenance concerns so the inspection can stay decision-focused.
- Arrange contractor or specialist quotes separately when exact scopes and costs are needed.
Useful observations, explained in plain language.
A home inspection is a non-invasive visual assessment of accessible conditions at the time of inspection. It is not destructive testing, an appraisal, a warranty, or a guarantee of future performance. It does not replace engineering, environmental testing, code enforcement, or specialist trade evaluation. When deeper evaluation is appropriate, the report will identify the recommended next step.
Common questions
Before you book.
These answers describe the general service. Property-specific scope, access, timing, and limitations are confirmed when booking.
Do you provide renovation costs?+
The inspection identifies conditions and priorities. Exact repair scopes and pricing should come from qualified contractors or specialists.
Can occupied properties be inspected?+
Often yes, provided proper authorization, notice, access, and a scope suited to the property. Confirm the occupancy details when booking.
Local availability
Book this service across Durham, York, Toronto, and the GTA.
Use a local service page to learn more about coverage in your community, then send the property address to confirm availability.
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