@Christian Pirotte respectfully to the other posters here, but they aren't answering your question. 

Treat them with decency and respect (think of them as customers).

The single-family interior-inspection form, the most common, is called the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report or URAR, form 1004 and form 70 for Fannie and Freddie respectively.

Heres the general overview. https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/01...It will ask you a question about what you have to offer ( put spaces) , then once you are approved, post what you have available , and then link it with the topic ( for the respective state) to help people field and filter.

With all due respect, I have to disagree with @Nic Stergion that it is a C class area.

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Long story short, I made an error in respects to an IR.

Long story short, I made an error in respects to an IR.

Long story short, I made an error in respects to an IR.

Always always be respectful of the neighbors surrounding your flips.