Touring a place that doesn't present well makes it hard for the future buyers to see the potential of the property.

We are just about to call in our first structural inspection so we can move forward with insulation and drywall, but an experienced rehabber friend of mine toured the property last week and called out that we need fireblock between our 1st and 2nd floor.

(all fake wood floors)I just took the tour last night.

I'm gearing toured vacation rentals and am happy I found BP in the last book I read.

After that I’ll decide if I need to tour the properties and submit a bid or Keep looking.As always your questions and comments are appreciated.

We have contacted a couple surveyors to tour the property with us but waiting to hear back.

I did a 30min Periscope last night...virtual tour of Columbus and my recommendations on areas to invest.

My best seller sold to me on contract the first time because I put my clipboard down and stopped a toilet from running while I was touring apts.

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@Saikat Bhadra - A good plan of action is to tour the property and measure the height yourself, view other properties in the neighborhood and see what has been allowed in the past, talk to the city about what you want to do to see what is allowed for the house and speak with a few contractors and architects that work in the city to get their ideas and ballpark cost estimates.