If not, fix it and then take very detailed notes and photos of the current condition. let them know any damage from that day forward will be fixed and billed back.For the dryer, go give it a visual inspection and test to determine if it needs a service call or if it just needs to be replaced.

I'm referring to visual boards, healthy life style, changing limited beliefs.

Busy-ness trumps reading.

Please forgive my newbie-ness but how do I DM you guys?

I’m a huge visual learner haha.

Write an offer and use the due diligence period to first visually inspect and then, if it's worth it, have a professional inspect.

Indeed - this isn't the most promising visual - however, a few things keep me thinking its worth a deeper dive. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:What are the Red flags while doing a visual inspection?

@James Orr has a great chart called the "Return on Investment Quadrant(™)" which visually shows the four areas of how you can make money in real estate.

Take the time to look into issues found by the initial visual inspection.- Try to get confirmation that the condo is financeable before you pay for appraisals, inspections, etc.