In the area that I live in I see virtually no listings that offer video walk throughs , only slide shows.

IF the fee was not disclosed on your LE, or subsequent disclosures during the process, and there is nothing in the fine print of your disclosures that indicates the lender charges a $100 appraisal review fee, (which would be a separate line item from the Appraisal itself, since that fee is paid to an AMC [Appraisal Management Company] on your behalf) then I would ask them to take it off. 

Then we make $40,000 and split THAT profit 50/50"We subsequently did exactly that and split $38,000 after all costs.  

(Actual %, friend is a realtor/manager, gives me a great rate on properties I buy through him if they're in a good area)10% Maintenance/Repairs -- ($165/mo.)NOI -- $12.4KCash Flow -- ~$40/mo.COC -- 3.5%Cap Rate -- 8.6%Total ROI (Including Principal Paydown) -- 45% in first year (goes up in subsequent years with additional principal pay down)I think I did well for a first buy.  

This flip and the subsequent marketing that I am doing to find other deals has basically turned into fulltime work for me as well.  

Assuming that you're in a city, the answer, and any subsequent answers to how it can be done if it can be done, will be largely driven by your city's land development code.What can safely be assumed though, is that you'll have to have some sort of street access.

In subsequent calls and emails, I stated that if there was a reason he was not showing the house or accepting a contract, I asked that he just give us a quick call to let us know.What's really confusing is that his "about me" page concludes with: "(name) looks to build lasting business relationships with his clients and always represents their best interest.

i was looking at a Washington condo, where they just had an emergency assessment, the city required the condo association to redo the club house due to land slide. the association came up with 1.5 million dollars to make the new clubhouse. charging those that have cashed their condos and putting liens on those that financed.

In my experience, rentals in Edmond vs. the rest of the city get better tenants subsequently less headaches.

Other private lenders (like investors with cash to invest or real estate syndicators) will take less or on a sliding scale based on the final proceeds/profits.