Ok you complain to me i dont have 100 dollars I say fine then get your digital camera out spend 5 bucks in gas and take 200 pictures of potential deals and build a list of landlords and investors and buyers and rehabbers and explain to them if they close your deal they owe you 50 bucks for the lead and you will bring them 20 pics a week of possibilities based on there buying criteria.

I don't want to babysit all the time but do plan on periodically checking on them in person or through the security cameras i installed. 4.

I am a home inspector, and will soon have an infrared camera to help me get to about 95% sure I know what a house will hold for me in the future.

Hi Account Closed ,You should bring a repair estimate sheet (to estimate repairs), camera, and a contract.

Less Red Light and Speed Cameras, parking tends to be FREE. etc.As to areas, I would just suggest you use the MLS access that you have, run numbers on properties based on rent, and the usual expenses of Taxes, Insurance, Debt coverage, etc.Then once an area comes over as decent, check into if Landlords must "register" this is a new trend that provides a landlord with no discernible benefit but to simply pay a yearly fee to the municipality so they can line their coffers more.

On final inspection the camera detected a three inch belly in the pipe.

Your garage is full of used but working appliances.You carry a flashlight, camera, and tape measure in your briefcase.

I look for pictures (my San Antonio inspector actually runs a fiber optic camera down the vents to look for breaks that may cause trouble by dumping heat or moisture between walls or in other places that I don’t want) and descriptions.

I've got revolvers, a carbine, and hunting rifles, but I do my hunting nowadays with a camera.

BRING a video camera and document your actions for history and for protection.