Unlike an SFR, where you can probably have a very detailed look all over the place, you'll have to make a pretty cursory look at first and then make an offer if you're really interested.

After you have that rough idea it's easier to figure out the offer you want to make that you can then verify with a more detailed look once you have something under contract.

That's why I don't like that ratio, you're simply taking a snapshot of what really should be a much more detailed look and you're missing a lot of hidden details.

Currently I am scouring the internet to find a software that offers a professional and very detailed look, that I can present to our lender.

I prefer a more timely and detailed look that comes with the request to pay something, I think its fair.

City/Town Hall either at the tax assessor’s office or for a more detailed look go to the clerk’s office and look at the book/page records. 

She is completely negligent and refuses to let any of the professionals do hiring to get a detailed look at her unit, it is costing me money on the monthly basis and I need her gone.

If the analysis provides a positive report then a more detailed look is warranted.3.  

Measure that against like comps)  Any deal I glance at and seems like a fit there is a good chance I’ll make a go at it at a more detailed look.  

I was wondering as a wholesaler, if I were to advertise a home and I linked it with 5 pictures, could I also charge a fee if I had 50 detailed photos including the ones linked to the advertisement The reason why I ask is because I know that sometimes the buyer would back out or just not do the deal, but you could "sell" the access to the photos for a price to "trust" that the buyer has money but at the same time no one is guaranteed the home if they "buy" the photos, its just a better detailed look for them to feel secured if they were to make the purchase of the homeI am newbie and still learning, but I was just wonderingThank you for reading