I’ve been doing most of the work myself and have probably spent more time watching how-to videos on YouTube than actually working on the house.

I just got a new client who's prior CPA fraudulently made up $30k of expenses anually against their $3k a year of sport coaching income in a partnership on which he used himself (the CPA) and the 2nd owner to allow a partnesrhip. 

Also have a link to the YouTube video 

Analyzing these deals is not a problem for me but when I watch these YouTube videos of certain people saying you should have a team behind you I get confused, I recently finish a book called (how to make millions in real estate in three years starting with no cash by Tyler G.

We ask the tenant to leave the place 'broom clean' when they leave and we conduct a move out video with them if possible.

Camera, video, extra security that comes off upon sale (or new buyer buys it)?

I was curious how you go about estimating repair costs.I have gotten pretty good at analyzing deals themselves and figuring out what purchase price/LTV will help optimize returns... but in such videos as Brandon Turners ( attached below video)..I tend to struggle to figure out where you exactly get the figures for a rough repair estimate without a contractor inspecting the property. 

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I was hacked through a sim swap (never lost my phone) and 50k was taken from inside banks at Chase on 4 different withdrawal, on video, by someone who also added themselves to my account (Chase let them), all without ever getting a phone call.

This would be to visit properties and take photos/video.