House is seemingly okay inside from window peeking, has nice wood floors and old Fplaces too, even chandeliers!

Here is a peek at the half-way point of cleaning the downstairs area.

These people are the type who pass it to a full service property manager charging 40% gross rent and demand to use their condos during peek season.  

I tend to lean towards peeking under the cabinets for leaks as well.

Vacant for 18 months, 90 years old, found out where the owner currently lives, peeked inside to see an empty but very well kept house.

Even though I haven't been able to post I peeked in here every now and then.

I bought a house in a tax certificate sale in Indiana, from peeking in the window I can see that they have materials in the house.

Unable to see basement due to 4-5 inches of clean clear (seemingly standing, or slow/low leak underwater) that was in the walkout stairwell - peeking through the window revealed entire basement flooded.

Maybe you can become proficient in underwriting, then offer to help an established syndicator in this department and ultimately get a peek under the hood and get opportunities to see how the sausage is made, so to speak. 

Any one have any opinions on where we are in terms of a "housing peek" in our mother Country?