Exterior 1.)Left front Corner of home2.)Right front Corner of home3.)Left rear corner of your home standing back as far as possible4.)Right rear corner of home standing back as far as possible5.)Air conditioning unit6.)Tree Houses/sheds/barns/fencesWater Heater 1.)Picture of the water heater to include the pipework exiting the heater2.)A picture of the manufacturer/information label if accessibleAir Conditioner 1.)Air handler 2.)Manufacturer Label if accessibleElectric 1.)Clear picture of Panel (s)2.)Manufacturer Label if clearPlumbing 1.)Image of plumbing under bathroom sink2.)Image of plumbing under kitchen sink3.)Pipework and hoses connecting your washing machine to the wallInterior VideoPlease take a walk through video of the main living areas of your property, please provide narration as you film.

From personal experience most just pull their ARV out of thin air.

It is up in the air if we stay very long.

Rent out campers on Air B & B18.)

The AAR residential/commercial purchase contract (and addenda) have been drafted by the "brain trust" of attorneys to be pretty air tight, and they are all you need to use for the majority of transactions.

I am renting out by rooms (student housing) and the 2 vacant rooms I have I placed 1 room on Air BnB just to get some type of cash flow.

Related or not, the system is always full of air - I purge the boilers weekly and within a couple of hours the pipes and fintubes are running noisy.

They worked out great when there was no ac because air came up through the non insulated cavity and kept the house cooler. 

Agree with many comments, my first investment property is not in a war zone but in a working class neighborhood yet had  broken front windows and a stolen air conditioner.

The basic idea is that we believe it should be much easier for investors to understand their options, compare alternatives, and that lenders should feel some competitive pressure to present their best offer to a client.