Aside from whether you SHOULD be doing it or not, the most direct answer is that if you have not submitted earnest money, they most certainly have not changed its status on the MLS and can pull out with little damage.

Our real estate agent did a video walkthrough for us of the units (one vacant and one occupied -- don't worry, for the occupied she handed her phone to the tenant for them to do the walkthrough).We're gonna work with our agent to answer the following concerns, but I wanted to see what you all recommended as well:1) We drove past the house and looked at it from the outside, but my wife is uncomfortable purchasing a house for us to live in where we haven't seen the inside, even if it's just the vacant unit.

I knew that most recording activity for real estate (mortgages, deeds) are electronically submitted, not paper based. 

More virtual tours, mostly WhatsApp video chats with clients so they can ask questions as we go.  

You can also talk to your realtor and have them do a video tour of the place before putting in an offer.

http://uwsustainability.com/st...And check out the YouTube video that they made!

Most new investors thing that they need LLCs - Brandon Turner has made a video that explains the subject: videoFirst try to anser this question: risk of what exactly?

What was the procedure, what was the price, and are there any videos online that give you an idea of what to expect contractors to do? 

Are there any BP calculator tutorial videos?

The buyer submitted a dispute to the local va and they came back saying there’s no reason to adjust and are sticking to the original appraisal.