Last time i went, there were significant damages to doors, lights, gates, walls, ceilings, showers, etc. that I did photo. 

I got a 5 galloon container of a nice beige because a contractor didn't like the colour.A lot of the problems from the photos are the contents. 

Once you unlock this mindset, it’s very difficult to go back to the old way of thinking.

If you weren't planning on doing a "Day 1 inspection" when you get keys, I would do that as well - take photos and get conditions of the property/units - it is then that you can ask the tenants (in person) about any maintenance issues - as well as asses if they have working smoke/co2 detectors and get a general vibe on them. 

They may also ask for verification that it is done (i.e. photo of a currently dated inspection tag). 

He puts all the update pics into a Google Photo's album which alerts me when he puts them in there. 4.

I took new photos this am and included a 6 month lease option in the new post.

Yes, I documented with a lot of photos, which were taken by my local GC who went there couple of days after the fire when the city finally granted limited access to our property.

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I use Photo Inspect for all my purchases.