I’ve noticed that CoStar reports often fall short — clients end up copying and pasting addresses into Google Maps just to visualize what’s where.

One of the biggest things I look for that no one mentioned is whether or not the building is "functionally obsolete," meaning the building layout isn't practical for today's expectations (i.e., super tiny bedrooms, stairwells in horrible locations, etc.). 

Bill I find the search function on BP to be pretty much unusable for me. 

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I'm currently working on a rehab project, and the existing layout isn’t functional.

I love the simplicity, the functionality and it's made me a better investor because I'm doing the financials myself and therefore have to really understand what is happening in my business.

Dishwasher is over 10 yrs old with lightly loose door but functional.

Is anyone else experiencing this or is there some step I'm missing to get that to function?

The reason I am writing this is to ask if there are other land investors or realtors who have dealt with this function of Lackawanna County before, and if there are insights they can give me.

They are pretty involved in making sure the property is updated and functional which ends up reducing the amount of $ offered, or if the property needs maintenance repairs Flock might not offer on it at all.