If that's the case with you, or anyone, push the county file into a Power Query window, and reformat the PID as 'text' and continue the process in the linked youtube.

That being the case, you need to become an expert on analizing the costs yourself.Here is what I would suggest: Spend many hours at Home Depot and/or Lowes to familiarize yourself with costs on typical rehab items such as flooring (carpet, tile, travertine, etc), toilets, bathroom vanities, sliding mirror doors, interior doors, baseboards, door casings, light fixtures (celing fans, etc) paint costs + paint supplies (tarps, brishes, rollers, etc), windows, sliding glass doors, kitchen cabinets and countertops, sod, trees, plants, bushes, ground cover, etc.

If it's there on Monday morning when you get in, then I would probably let it slide.

My ISP and VOIP provider set this up for me, the only downside is the software is not complait with Windows Vista.

That is all new plumbing, ac and duct, bathroom showers, sink, kitchen, appliances, subfloor, flooring, new windows, outside siding, outside plywood, all new doors inside and out, gutters, and trees removal. 

Seems like a LOT of crap to track... windows, hot water heaters, electrical panel work, bathroom remodel, kitchen remodel, etc.

If this is just touching your land but does not get up to the base flood elevation (BFE) of your house (or heat pump or basement windows), you may be in better shape to get documentation that will assist with this for the HELOC and any potential future sale.

Floor covering must be serviceable.No rotten wood (most commonly found on soffits and fascia, and around door/window trim).

We incorporated stylish designer finishes and fun elements like a flip-out serve window from the kitchen to the deck.

on my route i did notice quite few signs for rent, when i see those kinda signs in yards and windows, it tends to trow red signs up for me, but as we all know, depends on the rental unit itself, and from what ive seen out there today, meaning everywhere!....