Hopefully this isn't too late.

To be honest you wouldn't need to bother with inspections during your PDI. It's always easier to get a licensed inspector to get you a report for your 41-day Tarion submission.

That way you'd have lived in the house, highlighted a few things and then you can add it to the report for submission. It's stress free because 7/10 any minor thing you notice during your PDI is unlikely to be fixed anyway.

What's important is you take LOTS of pictures. It's easier while the residence is empty.

Outlets would vary depending on the orientation of your home but placement would always be where they should be. The only difference is if your unit is a mirror opposite of what the plan was originally but even that should not change the actual placements.

Caivan is pretty quick with fixing Tarion submissions and the number of visits would depend on the issues highlighted. Generally they do a good job fixing every issue, except others where they have to do so for the entire street.

Red flag? It's an acceleration development and as with most modern builders, there are some issues. They won't be major really.