What good receptacles circuit Analyzer for inspection?
This unit is highly rated by many HIs
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I agree with Michael.
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I have a Sure Test, rarely comes out of the bag. You want a “wiggy” solenoid tester and a few brain cells. Had this one for years (Knopp 60). I liked it because it’s easy to put in a back pocket. Circuit analyzers are overkill for a home inspection and you’ll waste a lot of time using one. I call them “show and tell” tools. If the client sees you using one they ask alot of questions (impressive but not helpfull).
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Keep it small and simple
Use whatever tool you’d like, it’s your business you run it the way you want to.
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…but, use this. 
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I carry a cheap/basic 3-prong tester, a wiggie for old houses with two-slot outlets and a non-contact voltage sniffer. Realistically, the sniffer can accomplish most of the things the wiggie does with a little creativity. I mainly use the wiggie for determining if a box with a two-slot outlet is grounded so I can advise the client they have a third ground conductor and can likely upgrade to 3-slot outlets and have them be grounded.