Roof:

Check for any signs of damage, leaks, or missing shingles.

Siding:

Look for cracks, holes, or signs of wear and tear.

Windows and Doors:

Ensure they open and close properly, and check for drafts or damage.

Foundation:

Check for any cracks or signs of shifting.

Skirting:

Inspect for damage or missing panels.

Walls and Ceilings:

Look for any cracks, water stains, or signs of mold.

Flooring:

Check for soft spots, unevenness, or signs of water damage.

Doors and Windows:

Ensure they open and close smoothly, and check for drafts.

Electrical System:

Test outlets, switches, and fixtures for proper functioning.

Plumbing System:

Check for leaks under sinks, around toilets, and in the water heater.

HVAC System:

Test heating and cooling systems, and check filters and vents.

Appliances:

Test the functionality of the stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, and any other included appliances.

Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors:

Test functionality and ensure proper placement.

Fire Extinguisher:

Verify presence and check for expiration date.

Emergency Exits:

Ensure all exits are easily accessible and operational.

Handrails and Stairs:

Check for stability and secure installation.

Inspect for any signs of sagging floors or ceilings.

Check for any evidence of water damage or leaks in the walls, floors, or ceiling.

Look for any signs of pest infestation such as droppings or gnaw marks.

Check the water pressure and temperature.

Test electrical outlets and switches for proper functioning.

Ensure gas lines are properly connected and there are no leaks.

Check for signs of general wear and tear, both inside and outside the mobile home.

Look for any evidence of poor maintenance such as peeling paint or loose siding.

Evaluate the overall cleanliness and tidiness of the property.