If you apply Class A assumptions to a Class B or C purchase, your expectations won’t be met and it may be a financial disaster.Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (always verify each area for yourself!)

Inspect to verify it's done to your satisfaction. 

I was thinking the same, as long as I can verify it's a reputable company and stating that the stove will remain when they vacate the property. 

@Christopher Davis my property manager does an inspection about 30 days before lease end, verifies timeline with current tenant and potential turnover issues.

I was tempted to allow it at their cost as long as I could verify and approve the company doing the work.

If you want to "rig" something up from outside your windows and all then... again you'll have to verify what your housing owners allow or not (just like a satelite dish).

I've found luck obtaining information/licensing requirements first on the county's website under zoning, and then reaching out to the specific town/city and verifying any further requirements they may have over the county's.

I'm a trust but verify guy so 3 times a year we have picture inspection reports done so I know the condition of the unit, cost $75, Will share information if requested.Best,Mike

Verifying last 2 years of rental history very important!

You need decent credit and some skin in the game. (15%-20% down + pay for closing costs)Typically when investors call me i will go over the numbers with them right on the phone and verify the deal fits our box / give pricing, then I'll take the time to do some comparable sale research to verify if your estimated ARV is within reason.