The big picture is much more important.  

For our current deal, Federico visited the property after repairs were made, took pictures, and spoke with the tenants.

The tenants that were the apparent victims tenant B sent me a picture of where they were parked in the back (where they have always historically parked) and they were not in the way of this tenant from getting in and out of the driveway.

I normally take pictures of the receipts, email them to myself, and save them in a google drive / in Stessa.

A full analysis of the total picture is necessary when evaluating whether a property is worth the investment.

I know the pricing changes by the day so not sure looking forward is the complete picture.

You'll get a good sense of how "long" the property is and the pictures of the garages.

Full disclosure - that is not what we have used, but it seems to get the job done.We did take the time to consult a designer on furnishings and got professional pictures, which seems obvious until you look at your competition, and our unit has booked within a week of listing both times that it has been available.

Purchase price: $55,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Contributors: Seth Engelbrecht Single Family BRRR:Purchase Price: $55,000Rehab: $50,000ARV - $130,000-140,000 (Appraisal scheduled March)Rented: $1200 a monthSome before and after pictures What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Then you can take the report and pictures to a contractor and try to get some bids.