If you have an Iphone, you can create a separate folder for your photos which you can save your business receipts.An alternative option is using an online storage platform such as google drive, dropbox, etcBest of luck

I personally bought a home in British Columbia in 2001 and thats how it worked there .. you went to the bank They charged a nominal fee and the interest rate was competitive to other banks.

That average person given limited access to a property is not going to have the experience required to know what to look for.Yes, i would have a couple of your most trustworthy contractors with you when you walk the property and i'd film the walkthrough / take as many photos as you can.With a full hour you can easily assess most of what would be needed to account for 

Not sure what the interior will look like, but hopefully you have photos of prior to occupancy, so that you will be able to claim against their security deposit, and a judgement for past due rents and any damages

New photos etc.

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

Request photos from residents of the issue beforehand and request photos of it completed from the contractor vendor. 

Originally posted by @Thomas McLaurin:The kitchen photos show only a single basin sink.To what advantage is that when all the kitchen sinks in the past have been a twin basin.

Sweden looks gorgeous from the photos I have seen

They are willing to give the lock box code after I have sent over a photo ID.