@Jonathan MakovskyOn our FB page there is a camera angle from inside the house where we set a camera on a self in there.

Despite critics who have characterized the weakened rules as the “Wild West,” Gallagher pointed out that safeguards for investors remain in place, including that antifraud laws still apply, accredited investor verification must still be complied with, no “bad actors” can be involved, and a Form D must be filed.In contrast to the Wild West of Rule 506(c), Gallagher said that the JOBS Act Title III crowdfunding provision, which was weighed down by “nanny state investor protections,” is more akin to 1970s East Germany, where the heavy hand of the state is “omnipresent and smothering.”

Hopefully I will remember to grab my camera and get some pictures!

Maybe she is a quack, or maybe the HOA is about to lose a lawsuit...So you have a 10% change that you won't find everything about a home's condition (well, if you don't have an infrared camera and don't remove drywall).

He said he could take a look with the camera and see how damage/corroded they are and take it from there..Also, I asked him about the base pipes underneath the house and he said most of the time there shouldn't be problem with them?

Be sure the photos are dated (picture of newspaper if using a digital camera).

I don't buy trip insurance when I travel nor do I buy the extended warranties on digital cameras.

Become friends with the neighbors.Install security cameras.

I bet being in front of the camera and behind the scenes was even better!

I only needed 3 minutes inside the property since I brought my video camera for a quick tour....really easy to work with.