And without an inspection , Nope .

Mention a payment schedule that reflects project progress and key milestones, such as rough inspections passed or drywall completed.

Next time if you’re not going to use an inspector then do a basic inspection yourself.

Had a home inspection done and found it needs some work (Roof will need to be replaced in the next few years, some of the electrical needs work, updating the 2 upstairs units, furnace replacement at some point, etc...).  

Some companies might charge extra for maintenance coordination or inspections.

Do not give them anything until they have 100% moved out and left property in condition you expected it to be in if you have not done so already I would inspect the unit now as well

You will be competing with people who have 'boots on the ground' and can visit any property owner with short notice.While wholesaling from afar is possible, it is recommended to begin closer to home.

I pull all my copies , approved plans from the county , footer inspections , final inspections , AND I found a copy of the code from 2002 . 

Whether you are a wholesaler or a realtor, it is your responsibility, especially for out of town buyers who cannot see the property in person and in these situations where you are not allowing inspections, to be very clear, thorough, honest, and forthcoming in your communications.

Will not yet be ready for window treatments as the renovation is still ongoing, and getting closer to time when itemized list of damages are to be furnished.