You know, the one that MIGHT not have any deferred maintenance even though there are no interior photos... yeah lolThe reality is, you've done this a couple times (using your HELOC to fund investment purchases in Peoria).

I shared photos with several lenders, but they all said that these repairs "probably" need to be completed before closing.

They said rents have gone down and the investor is asking for options...They had a great pitch deck in powerpoint that was all pretty and fancy with photos, what they were gonna do etc.

Your place reads dark with all of the ceiling wood- I don't think you had professional photos taken indoors? 

If you want to proceed, please gather these few documents, and email them over to me.Photo ID: Please provide a clear copy of your valid photo identification.Proof of Social Security Number: Documentation confirming your Social Security Number.Homeowner Insurance Declaration Page: Is the cover letter with your policy number and coverage amounts.

If you want to proceed, please gather these few documents, and email them over to me.Photo ID: Please provide a clear copy of your valid photo identification.Proof of Social Security Number: Documentation confirming your Social Security Number.Homeowner Insurance Declaration Page: Is the cover letter with your policy number and coverage amounts.

Take good photos at the walk through and if the wholesaler gives you an estimate of repairs then shoot the video/pics to the GC to get their opinion of the wholesalers estimate.   

We wanted to give the tenant some more time since they recently lost their job, but I don't understand why the tenant is dodging the PMC's request to take photos of the interior.

I've attached photos with rough mockups of the options (A, B, & C) we are considering.  

Local municipalities and states have GIS data online that reveals much of how a property will be developed, even streams can be estimated (nothing like a photo of running water tho).