Joe, you need to upload a photo of yourself to ALL of your profiles, even your Bigger Pockets. 

I didn't measure but by my photo probably not, but not a difficult fix.One side of the house needs minor grading, the rest is fine.

After we purchased the building, we asked tenant to remove their belongings from the basement, she claimed that we threw out her personal stuff, such as Christmas tree, and her kids' photos, and all together worth $1000.

-Take photos of each and every room and additional photos of questionable items (TV is an old TV not a new flat screen, etc.). 

Take some photos before , during, and after your project, then share with us the good, bad, and ugly.Being a landlord is not easy, but with a team,  Its money in the bank !

Some photos of property....

I do have evidence of the work not being completed based on photos a 3rd party contractor gave me.

I have a photographer scheduled to be in there next week so I can get the photos done prior to closing.  

Their brokerage might not allow or have E & O Insurance for completing BPO's.Many appraisers also do BPO's but likely these days with so many regular home sales paying 400 to 500 a pop for appraisals likely do not do as many anymore.The cost offered to complete the BPO, timeline to complete (days,weeks), location (rural, suburban, urban core), Exterior or Interior BPO, whether map photos or drive by photos are required,etc.I do not think a broker/agent would want to complete a BPO for an unknown person as there is no surety of getting paid for the time invested.

Any credentials or photos of past projects would be great as well.