I do have photos I  as well as a more detailed description.

Take a look at some photos below to see some of the things you should be prepared for if you engage in investing in these blighted areas.

(Click here or on the photo to link to the Ohio Division of Real Estate's full report)

It's quick and easy: https://webapps1.cityofchicago.org/buildingrecords...PM me with the property address and if it's listed I'll go over the photos with you.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

If not, maybe you can find a temporary project manager and hire them to oversee the repairs, take photos and give you updates...etc.The bigger item, in my opinion, is: you are the CEO of your real estate business and if you want to scale, you're going to have to hire individuals (and pay them) to run your day-to-day operations.

I’d take a peak up there myself or look at the inspectors photos at least to see just how bad the mold situation is and talk to a few roofers and get some quotes on a new roof plus soffit and ridge vents.

I'm attaching a photo for reference. 

She is also my eyes on the property and sends me photos of problems, damage or issues. 

@James WiseSlap them with the photo of my gouged wood floors and the firearm with the serial number filed off!