I wouldn’t worry about it too much. I’m a general contractor and I have heard of this happening to people who own multi-family buildings pretty often due to the wild fluctuations in property values over the past few years. Unless you have any structural issues or major water leaks that can cause mold issues, you don’t have anything to worry about. If you have any evidence of leaks in your ceiling, discoloration or bubbling, I would delay the inspection until you patch the areas with joint compound, primer, and paint. If you have any loose facia boards(the front facing boards behind your gutters) they may give you shit about that.

Edit: this happening to single family homeowners is far less common but not unheard of. Just be sure to confirm any inspectors credentials and if anyone tells you “Hey you need to pay this amount of $ or ins company B will drop you” it’s probably a scam