If you’re out of state or remote closing you have your realtor walk it on their way to closing and send a few time stamped pix of front and back of outside and kitchen (to show they went inside) as well as any problems/differences found. 

Take a time-stamped photo as proof.

Take a picture with time/date stamp?

@Jason SchmidtItems to consider when selling a houseYou may pay around 7% to 9% of the value of the home in fees(Realtor Commissions, Title costs, Title Insurance, Stamps etc).The sale may also result in taxes(Federal taxes + State Taxes).You might be able to avoid taxes by doing a 1031 exchange or QOF Fund.You no longer have an asset that can potentially provide you cash-flow / appreciation.Do you think you can make up the 7% - 9% in fees + Taxes over time by buying another property?

I did not want to delay any longer so went ahead with fire sprinkler.However, when the permit was issued, the building department stamped on the plan that fire sprinkler is exempt.

(I.E. title work costs, stamp taxes, etc)4) There may be added cost by an attorney to draft up an operating agreement since you now have a unique relationship between one LLC and another.The above costs don't even yet factor the costs of the loan itself(Appraisal, loan processing fees, etc).It all depends on the size of the loan and whether it is worth it. if we are talking about a $100,000 loan, the added costs may kinda kill the deal.

@Hunter McCoyItems to consider when selling a houseYou may pay around 7% to 9% of the value of the home in fees(Realtor Commissions, Title costs, Title Insurance, Stamps etc).The sale may also result in taxes(Federal taxes + State Taxes).You might be able to avoid taxes by doing a 1031 exchange or QOF Fund.You no longer have an asset that can potentially provide you cash-flow / appreciation.Do you think you can make up the 7% - 9% in fees + Taxes over time by buying another property?

@John ThompsonItems to consider when selling a houseYou may pay around 7% to 9% of the value of the home in fees(Realtor Commissions, Title costs, Title Insurance, Stamps etc).The sale may also result in taxes(Federal taxes + State Taxes).You might be able to avoid taxes by doing a 1031 exchange or QOF Fund.You no longer have an asset that can potentially provide you cash-flow / appreciation.Do you think you can make up the 7% - 9% in fees + Taxes over time by buying another property?

Taxes and Other Government Fees$1,021.0001 Recording Fees Deed: $98.00 Mortgage: $98.00$202.0002 City/County Tax Stamps to$637.0003 State Tax/Stamps to$182.00F.

I know that in some states this triggers a stamp tax or some other transaction cost.