I’ve seen some deals that paint an unrealistically bright picture.  

Instead, relying on recent comparable sales (comps) from MLS, local realtors, or an appraiser will give a far more accurate picture of a property’s post-rehab value.Any Advice you wish you knew when you started? 

Seems that you are most focused on property taxes at the moment, but all of them really need to be evaluated for a complete picture. 

There will be before pictures, after pictures, and a copy of the invoice from the vendor.

That way, in case you need to go take pictures or meet with a seller, it’s not too long of a drive for you.

My biggest issue with it was a partner of the RAL academy came in on Day 3 and spent 45 minutes showing pictures of a deal he did in colorado.

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I could go into details but honestly you'll get the greatest picture by using Zillow, Keller Williams, or any other app to see.  

Other then that photographers can do pictures from the ground.

I don't see a reason to remove the new supports in the crawl space in the future and based on your picture, I don't think you would need to remove them to put in new floors.