So you can imagine that living in Maryland, the land of $400k 40-year old townhouses, as I read about these little homes, my mind is painting beautiful pictures of free and clear home ownership, with all the magical financial freedoms that entails.As @Doug McVinua very rightly points out, getting permission to build this house in the US may be very difficult and costly.

If you have pictures of how it was before you left, please post them, that would be cool to see. 

If there is any personal property, I keep it in the unit and put it middle of the room after documenting the condition of the unit with pictures and or video.

The problem I'm having right now though, is that I'm having a really tough time getting a clear picture of the real estate market over here on my island.No one in my family or any of my friends have any experience dealing with real estate so when I try to get their opinions on it I always get the same "things are really bad, there's no opportunities on the island."

Your picture was helpful if it is accurate. 

The options have a lot of variety and look beautiful in the pictures.

I started researching last year, but twins entered the picture and RE investing took a backseat.

get a used pool table and put up a big school flag ( theyre logo mascot thing) take a picture and use it to advertise.

You will be able to register your business, state your intentions and goals, and have pictures and links to videos.You will also be able to set up notifications when businesses of interest sign up in your desired work area, as set by a distance on a Google map.Best wishes for success of your business,Tom BarrageHouse Flip Capital, LLC 

In other words, the walk through is NOT the final end all to finding damage.What's important is that you have accurate pictures of the damages you claim are above normal wear and tear.