We are addressing the source of the issue, which seems to be blocked weep holes, high brush piled around the periphery of the home, possibly prior leaky kitchen pipes and some holes in the brick. 

I’ve watched videos where they’ve said I can get proof of funds (soft proof of funds) not hard.  

I have been hearing the term "Soft Money" or "Soft Money Lender/Loan" and I was wondering what that means in the flipping worldThank you to all that reply

I'd just get quotes and do a soft pull.

I would ask whoever you choose about how they clean the chimney, do they use a rotary brush, what dust containment they use, etc.  

My soft structure apartment needs to have the carport reinforced for earthquake safety.  

The Code guy says that the floor feels a little soft and he wants me to fix a spot next to the wall.

I am all for not collecting them to reduce liability and making the credit check a soft inquiry so it doesn't hurt the applicant but if you collect the SSN when signing the lease how do you verify that it is their actually SSN and not just a made up number?

I have a soft spot in my heart for the aging and our veterans.  

Since this generalization paints every property with a broad brush is it virtually impossible to get a true pic and valuation.