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And then to King Gee??? For an XXXXL pair of trousers with pockets deep enough to slip one of these babies into??? :p

Not sure how well received your friend would be at an OFI with this piece of (testing?) equipment in tow??!!! :eek:

So if as they say a woman's handbag contains "everything but the kitchen sink"!! :rolleyes: what would your OFI bag (handbag for the ladies; manbag for the gents) contain: Ladies: Hairdryer Tape measure (to check length of windows for curtain drops!) :p Gents: Screwdriver Retractable...

Wow!!!!! :eek: Wow....some pretty amazing stuff mentioned here. ;) I feel somewhat embarrassed because I didn't list a whole string of things, I figured I'll just kick things off with one or two mentionable precautions, but it seems I should have generated an entire list. Mind you, I don't...

Why not, if it means that much to you! No just kidding of course I wouldn't quibble over such a minor issue such as that, however if it doesn't work I'd be asking why. Maybe it is just a faulty powerpoint, then again it could be linked to a major fault in the property's electrical wiring! :(...

Great points, but Geez Dazz, I suggested being thorough not wreck the joint!! :p

Of these things, I can't believe that after years of being extremely thorough with such checks, in one place I bought last year I was in a hurry to make another appointment elsewhere that I completely forgot to check the stove! I made the next appointment alright, but my negligent PI DD cost me...

Hey evand, you'd be surprised at how many newbies don't actually know to check the simplest of things like that. It's investors who've run around the block a couple of times that know which corner needs turning or looking around....those just starting off are too pre-occupied with getting there...

Hey everyone, For the benefit of all newbie PIers out there I thought it would be helpful to list some of the warning or tell tale signs when at an inspection of a potential ("yep that looks like a nice, gotta buy it" kinda) house. As a novice it can be easy enough to overlook stuff that...