You are so late in the process you don't really get leads if you bought a home that you inspected there so I don't think it will enhance your investing and if anything I think you should start investing first and then become an inspector. 

I started going to seminars that enhanced my thoughts and more green lights started to flicker.

For projects that are Rehabs or Fix & Flips, our team will benefit from the Construction Snapshots, increasing our buying power & Lender Leverage by having well-documented proof of success & properties at our fingertips.All for the cost of one media package, btw.Here is a sample of how our Virtual Tours can utilize "TAGS" to enhance a tour with additional information: https://youriguide.com/vUNIVIM8Z402D1/To the user of "Account Closed", I would safely speculate that being cheap has likely induced whatever karma you had comming. 

Stay active on the site and it will really enhance all that you are trying to do!

My home was built in the 70s, so it looks older....will this enhance my home value or no?

Also is there a free tool to perform a massive enhanced search like price and size requirements based on a large region like the entire country?

I am thinking of getting my RE licencse again (had it in AZ when I lived there), but would not want to be an agent this time, I would use it solely to enhance investing. 

I do graphic design to if you need a photo enhanced, business cards, business identity I'm your girl!!!

I grab the data and enhance it with the name of the bidder (if I have it) and the type of property.

The policy came in at $4124.I let the broker pick what he thought was reasonable as a starting point and it looks like $2M in General Aggregate, 2M in Products and Completed Operations, $1M each occurrence, $1M personal and advertising injury, $500k damage to rented premises, $10k medical expenses, a line that says $1.11M as the limit on the building, 80% co-insurance, $5k wind deductible, $5k AOP deductible, and a property enhancement endorsement.Clearly I need to have him walk me through this, but are there any good self-study resources AND any good rules of thumb I could apply to see whether this is reasonable?