Inspect for any rot or damage periodically, and replace or repair sections as needed to maintain its condition.Potential Upgrades / Considerations: Security:Enhance security with robust locks, a video doorbell, and exterior lighting.

Get their feedback before making offers. 3) Pay an experienced investor to do a video tour of the property and neighborhood - someone who is unbiased (not on your agent's team).

They manage everything from property search to closing and provide comprehensive updates, including video walkthroughs.

After another break in, I’m looking for up-to-date info regarding video surveillance during rehabs.

Michael G Adamez and his fake video testimonials

I used to point people to his training videos, I learned a lot from them and I know many others have as well. 

I would probably say 506b operators are more experienced as 506c operators can advertise and that’s the guru / marketing route of operators with no experience - let me just whip of some videos and market this thing and figure it out.506b needs the relationships as they cannot advertiseNow as a GP I prefer 506c over b all day long, but as I mentioned above- I agree that no correlation

I would just follow David Greene's method in his book on the topic: https://www.amazon.com/Buy-Rehab-Rent-Refinance-Repeat/dp/B0...Or could you check out my video on the topic which in my biased opinion is pretty good: 

The heads-up is much appreciated, will have to dive into their videos online as well, once I make the switch. 

If you can't see the property in person, pay an experienced local investor $100 or so (someone unbiased, not your agent or turnkey company) to walk it and do a detailed video tour.