only needs minor cosmetic from what I've seen in pics and what owner has said. also has added valued due to a converted garage one bed/bath studio, office, etc. thanks in advance for any advice

Originally posted by @Brandon Sturgill:@Kurt Phillips Blue Ocean Strategies ;)  hey there was another guy that just posted about OHIO wholesale and there was a U tube by Jeff Watson.. ( not sure who he is but sounds like some sort of guru type)I would watch that. but here is what he said.1. to wholesale legally you have to have intent and capacity to close on contracts you tie up.. other wise you have no contract. this precludes most no money just getting started folks.2. you can only sell the contract. which we hear a bunch.. issue is i have yet to see a wholesaler who does not send a pic of the house and sq ft bd ba etc.. he says you do that illegal.3. he said Ohio is leading the nation on enforcement and its going to other states like whats happening here in Oregon.4. his main take away was close then resell.. of course he talked about double close.. its worth a watch its not the normal guru talking about equitable interest which he quash's

Here is a pic of a major foundation job that required 60 piers.

Be sure to take pics before and after the cleaning.

I cant recall if there were weep holes or not, cant really see any from the pics I took either.  

However, Maybe it would be worth what @David Stone mentioned in charging it all up front and run the check first to weed out the ones I dont need to scan through and still have the funds there to do the research if needed.Do you ever refund any of the fee?

Definitely not veneer you can see bricks set in on end a few rows down (first pic).

Take pics.

Whoa, that is some serious settlement in those pics.

Btw, here is an interior gut rehab (half the house to the studs, the other half to bare drywall, all new mechanicals, fixtures, etc) that we just finished...final cost was just under $36K for the 4/2 1400 sq ft house: http://www.reistartup.com/house-pics/the-second-chance-house-staging-pics Here are the demo pictures to give an idea of the work that was done: http://www.reistartup.com/house-pics/the-second-chance-house-demo-day-1 This didn't include new plumbing or a new furnace, but that would have added $3500 and $1500, respectively.