There are different contracts in each state so I am having a tough time visualizing.

I drive and visually inspect well over 1000 properties per year. 4) Lots of states and counties, probably most at this point, do them online.

Tenants also fail to visualize what you're visualizing.

And hey, the world is big and interesting.Anyway, here's what they (digital nomads)need and some of what they want: FAST WIFI above all, after that a little "zoom room" kind of space separate from the general living area is idealclean, simple look. lots of conveniently placed outletsgood places within walking/biking distancebike storage/laundry in unitdishwasherappliances should be and look new and the kitchen should be visually appealing but singles will order out more than they cooklow VOC paint and other quasi-green touches are nice things to add and put in an ad as a signal.

I was pretty sure he said he uses QB online, then a VA who has visual access only to the bank accounts does all the bookkeeping.

@Bill Plymouth I would laugh at you and tell you to piss off........ lol sorry for the blunt-ness!

I hope I'm wrong because I'm rooting for you, but most seller's are going to balk at things you should have noticed during your initial walkthrough especially if you are asking for something big like the roof (which probably also visually has buckled shingles or other indicators that it's at or close to end of life)A credit at closing is the same as cash to you because it's money you don't have to put into the title company.You will ONLY get a cash return doing it yourself.Exposed Romex is $25 to replace with conduit and a surface mounted box if you do it yourself.

These are hand picked and visually raked, so some of these have never been contacted. 

These are hand picked and visually raked, so some of these have never been contacted.

For me, I need that visual reminder on a daily basis.